Join us on Saturday 1st March - 10am - 4pm: Action Day and Campaign Launch with Natalie Bennett

Meeting Point AM: Scawsby Community Centre, Barnsley Road, Doncaster, DN5 8QQ

Travelling by car: Scawsby Community Centre is located across the road from Aldi. There is ample parking space.

Travelling by train: Stop at Bentley Station. Scawsby Community Centre is a 5 minute cycle or 25 minute walk from Bentley Station. You can call by Tony's house (12 Halmshaw Terrace, Bentley, Doncaster, DN5 0BD) for 9.45am - lifts can be arranged to get you to the community centre.

Morning session - 10am doors/10.30 start

Lunch break - 1pm - 2pm  (Free vegan and GF food and refreshments provided at Scawsby Community Centre)

Afternoon session - 2pm - 4pm

What will we be doing?

Following a welcome speech and short Q&A with Baroness Natalie Bennett, we'll be focusing on door knocking across Roman Ridge ward. We know that those interactions with voters are so impactful and are key to getting Greens elected.

We'll also have our next leaflet available to deliver. Regular literature is another vital way to keep in touch with residents and make sure people are aware that Green Party campaigners are working hard all year round for them.

Timings
Please try to arrive on time for either the morning session at 10am or the afternoon session at 2pm.

Call Tony on 07954 006918 if you are arriving at another time so that he can let you know how to join up with the team.

The Action Day is expected to finish at 4pm.

Travel
Closest train station is Bentley.

It's only a 10-15 minute walk/wheel from Bentley Train Station to Tony's house (12 Halmshaw Terrace, Bentley, Doncaster, DN5 0BD). It's a 25 minute walk from Bentley Train Station to Scawsby Community Centre.

Call/text Tony on 07954 006918 if you need more information on public transport connections etc. Lifts can be arranged from Tony's house to the Community Centre if you're travelling by train.

New to door knocking?
If you've not been to an action day before, we try our best to be a friendly bunch and make sure you're very well looked after! Training on door knocking is provided on the day and we'll make sure you're paired with someone who's door knocked before so you can learn from them.

Clothing and appearance
Please do check the weather forecast before traveling. You may like to bring a waterproof coat and umbrella if it's raining, extra warm clothes if it's cold, or a hat and sun cream if it's hot! (wishful thinking!).

Otherwise please come dressed smart casually without badges, rosettes or any other branding. We won't judge you, but our voters, who we have to persuade to vote Green to get Tony and Paul elected, will!