Meetings & Events
PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE A CHANGE OF VENUE FROM JANUARY 2012, WE WILL NOW MEET AT LA RUCA CAFE, 89 GLOUCESTER ROAD BISHOPSTON, BRISTOL BS7 8AS. THE CAFE IS SITUATED UP STAIRS, TO ACCESS THE CAFE YOU WILL NEED TO WALK THROUGH THE HEALTH FOOD SHOP THE STAIRS ARE SITUATED AT THE BACK OF THE SHOP ON YOUR RIGHT HAND SIDE.
MEETING DATES FOR 2012;
Tuesday 14th February at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 13th March at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 10th April at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 8th May at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 12th June at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 10th July at 7pm
Talk to be given by Guy Stoker, "The artistic interrelationship between music and epilepsy"
Tuesday 14th August at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Tuesday 11th September at 7pm
Mr David Sandeman Consultant Neurosurgeon will talk about the pioneering epilepsy surgery programme at Frenchay Hospital
Tuesday 9th October at 7pm
Dr Margaret Newson, Clinical Neuropsychologist will discuss "Epilepsy and it's impact on memory"
Tuesday 13th November at 7pm
Dr Howard Faulkner Consultant Neurologist and Epileptologist. Topic to be confirmed
Tuesday 11th December at 7pm
Regular monthly meeting
Suggestions for Speakers or Events
Where and When We Meet
We meet at La Ruca Cafe, 89 Gloucester Rd. Meetings are usually held on the second Tuesday of the month, starting at 7.00 pm. Please note that the group sometimes meets at alternative venues for social events which require a specific venue. Check the dates and times above.
Link to a map showing La Ruca Cafe http://g.co/maps/3fmjp
National Epilepsy Society is seeking volunteers
The Epilepsy society runs an information network, distributing information and giving support to people with epilepsy, their families, carers and others in the community. If you are interested in joining Bristol team call Brenda Willis on 01803 882535 or email her at brenda.willis@epilepsysociety.org.uk.
You don’t need knowledge of epilepsy as volunteers receive training. You just need to be a good listener, keen to help, enjoy meeting people and are happy to learn new skills.
The Epilepsy Society is also searching for people to help with its schools awareness programme. Trained volunteers spend time talking to pupils and staff about epilepsy – so if you can see yourself providing information at hospitals or clinics or visiting schools please get in touch.


