Regional housing contacts
Contact details for UNISON's regional officers dealing with housing issues.UNISONdirect: 0845 355 0845
Eastern: Cheryl Godber, St Edmunds House, Lower Baxter Street, Bury St. Edmunds; c.godber@unison.co.uk
East Midlands: Dawn Bushnell and Donna Rowe-Merriman, UNISON Regional Center, Vivian Avenue, Nottingham; d.rowe-merriman@unison.co.uk and d.bushnell@uniso.co.uk
Greater London: Colin Innnis, Ist Floor, Congress House, 23-27 Great Russell Street, London; c.innis@unison.co.uk
Northern: Mike Hill, Drinkwater House, 210-212 Marton Road, Middlesborough; m.hill@unison.co.uk
North West: Norma Brown, North West Regional Centre, Arena Point 1 Hunts Bank, Manchester. 0161 211 1000; n.brown@unison.co.uk
Scotland: Simon McFarlane, Unison House, 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow; s.mcfarlane@unison.co.uk
South East: Vacancy, UNISON House, 8 Church Street, Reading, Berkshire; c.britnell@unison.co.uk
South West: Alan Martin, Ryan House, Sandford Lane Estate, Wareham, BJ20 4DY; a.martin@unison.co.uk
Cymru/Wales: Darren Dupre, UNISON, Suite A, The Courtyard, Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1DP; d.dupre@unison.co.uk
West Midlands: Andrew Johnson, 24 Livery Street Birmingham; a.johnson@unison.co.uk
Yorkshire & Humberside: Vacancy, 332/334 Cemetary Lane, Sharrow Head, Sheffield; a.freeman@unison.co.uk
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UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis, today rounded on Government ministers for putting public sector pension talks in "jeopardy" by their "naive tactics" and apparent lack of negotiating skills. And called on them to abandon the playground games and get serious.Industrial action by sister unions on 30 June
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UNISON chief, Dave Prentis, is warning that the Government will use today's Hutton report as a Trojan horse to raid the pensions of millions of public sector workers. The union is sending out a message to its 1.4m members warning that industrial action is now one step closer.Hutton pensions report brings industrial action closer
UNISON, the UK's largest union today warned that the Hutton report will bring the threat of industrial action closer, as the union's members reel from pay freezes and job cuts.The Today Programme - Dave Prentis on the Hutton Report
UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis, warns, on BBC Radio 4, Today, that the Government "is coming for public sector pensions".< Back | More >
