Sherman and I picked up the posters for the Paddle Out Protest and the next day Liam joined me to distribute them. We covered the Laines and nearby streets. We talked to people working in cafes, restaurants, clothes shops, art galleries and many more. Everyone we met was very warm and friendly and supportive of the cause. A lot of people in Brighton are concerned with the situation of sewage dumping in our beaches and the quality of the water. We hope that this task will help raise awareness regarding the upcoming protest and eventually a solution can be found. Photos of the business that’s accepted the posters are included in this report.

Mr. E is housebound due to a respiratory illness and relies on Co-op food deliveries for his groceries. Co-op is currently experiencing a nationwide system outage and aren't offering any delivery slots.

Due to this Mr. E has been unable to get fresh food. After going to meet him to collect the cash we visited the 2 Co-ops at Seven Dials to get the things he needed. Unfortunately the system issue impacts the stock in the stores too and we couldn't get everything.

Mr. E was still very grateful for the bits we could get to tide him over for a few more days.