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Brighton and Hove Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee Decided 14 Jun 2022 for determination GET /api/coverage
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Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee
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14 Jun 2022
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7(a) Notice of Motion: Fast Food and Energy Drink Advertising RESOLVED – That the Adult Social Care & Public Health Sub-Committee: (1) notes the information provided in the report. (2) Agrees that an officer project group be established, with representation from BHCC Public Health, Property & Design and Transport, and potentially other relevant services, to further explore the issue of fast food & energy drink advertising. (3) Agrees that the project group will report back to the November 2022 Health & Wellbeing Board meeting with a paper which will include: · Detailed information on the extent of fast food & energy drink advertising on BHCC estates · An evaluation of the success of initiatives in other cities to restrict fast food advertising (e.g. Bristol/Transport for London) · A proposal to refresh the Council's policy on advertising, including updating or extending restrictions, specifically including energy drinks in restrictions etc. 7(b) Notice of Motion : A Dementia Friendly City RESOLVED – That the contents of the Notice of Motion be noted and received.

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Brighton & Hove City Council Public Health is coordinating a programme to make the city more age and dementia friendly, including dementia awareness, improved care pathways, dementia-friendly businesses and cafés, and psychosocial activities. Two elements of the motion—mandatory awareness sessions for customer-facing staff and appointing Dementia Champions—require further discussion before they can proceed.

Recommendation
Discuss the two outstanding proposals with officers and political groups, then bring a further report back in September.
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None stated
Ward affected
city-wide
Date in document
19 May 2022

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people living with dementiaolder peoplecustomer-facing staffcouncillorspartner organisationslocal businessespeople diagnosed with dementia

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  • Discuss mandatory dementia-friendly awareness sessions for customer-facing roles with officers and political groups.
  • Discuss appointing Dementia Champions from each directorate senior team and among councillors.
  • Bring a further report back in September.

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