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As a university, we use personally identifiable data for world class research. When collected from research participants, we have to ensure it is in the public interest. This is because we are publicly funded.

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At King’s College London, the data controller for research data is the university itself. For each research project, the Principal Investigator takes responsibility. They have to ensure that only the relevant research team has access to your personal data.

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What is the legal basis for the processing of my data?

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• How long we will keep your data for, and whether it will be shared with anyone else.

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INFORMATION SHEET FOR PARTICIPANTS WITH
EXPERIENCE OF LOW MOOD
Ethical Clearance Reference Number: HR/DP-23/24-4081
YOU WILL BE GIVEN A COPY OF THIS INFORMATION SHEET
Title of project
Aetiological factors in atypical depression: A mixed methods investigation
Invitation Paragraph
We would like to invite you to participate in this research project which explores the factors
that might contribute to the occurrence of depression. We are particularly interested in
which factors are linked to specific types of symptoms in people with depression, including
those known as ‘atypical’ symptoms. Before you decide whether you want to take part, it is
important for you to understand why the research is being done and what your
participation will involve. Please take time to read the following information carefully and
discuss it with others if you wish. Ask us if there is anything that is not clear or if you would
like more information.
What is the purpose of the project?
The purpose of the project is to explore the lived experiences of individuals who have
experienced different types of depression symptoms, such as changes in sleep or
appetite, low energy, and mood reactivity, amongst others. Research on this topic is
relatively scarce, and studies exploring the factors that contribute to different types of
depression are much needed.
Why have I been invited to take part?
You are being invited to participate in this project because you have expressed previous or
current experience of depression with either ‘atypical’ symptoms or with more common
(‘typical’) symptoms. ‘Atypical’ symptoms include mood reactivity (your mood improves
following positive events), increase in appetite, sensitivity to rejection, sleeping excessively
or feeling your arms and legs to be heavy. ‘Typical’ (melancholic) symptoms present as
persistent low mood that does not improve following positive events, or experiencing
decreased pleasure in activities you used to enjoy, as well as a decrease in appetite and
sleep quality, waking up much early than usual and finding your mood is much worse in
the morning. You have also confirmed that you are over 18 years of age and fluent in
English.
What will happen if I take part?
Your eligibility to participate in the study will first be checked by asking you to complete a
questionnaire online, which asks detailed questions about the symptoms of depression
that you have experienced. Once your eligibility has been confirmed, you will be asked to
complete a longer set of questionnaires online. Some of the questions will be of a sensitive
nature: you will be asked about potentially traumatic life events, including events that might
have occurred during your childhood and more recently. Other questions will inquire about
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a variety of experiences, including social and environmental contexts, your personality,
physical and mental health symptoms (including the presence/absence of suicidal
thoughts/intent), and the ways in which you process your emotions and respond to
challenging situations. This should take around 60 minutes to complete.
If you have experienced atypical symptoms of depression, you may be invited to
participate in a 45 – 60minute online interview where you will be asked a series of
questions by the researcher. These questions will prompt you to discuss your experiences
of low mood, in addition to your thoughts and beliefs regarding what may have caused
these symptoms, and the factors that make the symptoms occur or get worse on an
ongoing basis. The discussion will be open-ended and the researcher may ask follow-up
questions in some cases. Illustrative examples of the questions you may be asked are:
‘When did you first notice feeling like something was affecting your mood negatively?’ and
‘Were there any particular life events or factors that occurred in the 6-12 months before the
symptoms started?’.
Participation will take place fully online. Questionnaires will be completed on the online
platform Qualtrics, in a private and secure space of your choosing. Interviews are to be
scheduled on MS Teams. As part of participation, the conversation will be recorded via
audio for the researcher to analyse. This will only be done with your informed, written
consent, and deleted immediately following data analysis. More information regarding this
can be found under the Data Handling section of this form, found below.
Do I have to take part?
Participation is completely voluntary. You should only take part if you want to and choosing
not to take part will not disadvantage you in any way. Once you have read the information
sheet, please contact us if you have any questions that will help you make a decision
about taking part. If you decide to take part we will ask you to sign a consent form and you
will be given a copy of this consent form to keep.
Incentives
To compensate you for any loss of time or earnings linked to contributing to this research,
you will be reimbursed with a £10 shopping voucher for completing the questionnaires. If
you participate in the online interview, you will receive an additional £20 shopping voucher.
If you are found to be ineligible for the study when you complete the initial screening
questionnaire, you will have the option of being entered into a prize draw for a £50 shopping
voucher.
What are the possible risks of taking part?
This study involves answering questions regarding mental health difficulties, as well as any
difficult life events that you may have experienced. Some individuals could find these
topics challenging, uncomfortable, and potentially distressing. Please keep in mind that
you do not have to answer questions that you are uncomfortable with, and you will always
have the option to skip questions without giving a reason. You will be able to take breaks
during participation in the study, should you wish to. You will also have the right to
withdraw from the study at any time, without giving a reason.
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At the end of the study the researcher(s) will touch base with you to ensure that everything
has gone smoothly and that your well-being has not been unduly affected by participating.
Should any ongoing or urgent mental health risk be identified through-out your participation,
you will be supported in accessing mental health services. In this case, the researcher(s)
will follow up with you to ensure that your wellbeing is not at risk. If for any reason you may
feel the need to access further services, you will be guided in how to seek and utilise the list
of voluntary sector resources provided. If an urgent mental health need/risk is identified at
the screening stage, you would not be eligible to proceed with the study, and the research
team will support you in accessing support.
What are the possible benefits of taking part?
There are no immediate benefits for participation.
Data handling and confidentiality
Your data will be processed under the terms of UK data protection law (including the UK
General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018).

• All study data will be pseudonymised, meaning that the data will be identified only
  with a Participant Identification Number (PIN), not with any of your personal details.
• Any identifiable data disclosed during the interviews (if applicable) will be redacted
  and will not be included within the transcript, data analysis or final research report.
• Within the final research output, participants will only be reffered to by a pseudonym
  or their PIN.
• All study data will be kept within King’s College London secure OneDrive servers
  and will not be downloaded or shared using any personal devices.
• Your data will only be accessed within the immediate research team.
• If you consent to being contacted regarding participation in other studies in the
  future, your contact information will be stored in a secure database until 30/06/2026,
  when it will be permanently deleted.
  King’s College London has a responsibility to keep information collected about you safe
  and secure, and to ensure the integrity of research data. Specialist teams within King’s
  College London continually assess and ensure that data is held in the most appropriate
  and secure way.
  Data Protection Statement
  If you would like more information about how your data will be processed under the terms
  of UK data protection laws please visit the link below:
  https://www.kcl.ac.uk/research/support/research-ethics/kings-college-london-statementon-use-of-personal-data-in-research
  What if I change my mind about taking part?
  You are free withdraw at any point of the project, without having to give a reason.
  Withdrawing from the project will not affect you in any way. You are able to withdraw your
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  survey or interview data from the project up until 30th June 2024, after which withdrawal of
  your data will no longer be possible due to data being fully anonymised and committed to
  final data analysis. If you choose to withdraw from the project before 30th June 2024, we will
  not retain the information you have given thus far, unless you have explicitly consented to
  us retaining your data in an anonymous format. After this date, withdrawal of your data from
  the project will no longer be possible, but to safeguard your rights we will use the minimum
  personally identifiable informational possible.
  How is the project being funded?
  This project is being funded by King’s College London.
  What will happen to the results of the project?
  The results of the project will be summarised in student dissertations for the MSc Affective
  Disorder degree, and will be presented at conferences and in peer-reviewed publications
  in reputable scientific journals.
  Who should I contact for further information?
  If you have any questions or require more information about this project, please contact
  the research team using the following contact details:
  Research team email: neuroadslab@kcl.ac.uk
  Research team supervisor: Dr Susannah Pick – susannah.pick@kcl.ac.uk
  Phone number: 07881 230 244
  What if I have further questions, or if something goes wrong?
  If this project has harmed you in any way or if you wish to make a complaint about the
  conduct of the project you can contact King’s College London using the details below for
  further advice and information: The Chair, rec@kcl.ac.uk
  Listed below are other avenues of support. In addition, individualised mental health
  support can be accessed from your general practitioner/family doctor should you feel this
  is necessary.
  Support Service Contact Details
  NHS Direct Phone: 111 Website:
  http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/
  The Samaritans Phone: 116 123
  Text: 07725 909090
  Email: jo@samaritans.org
  SANEline Telephone: 0300 304 7000 Website:
  http://www.sane.org.uk/home
  C.A.L.L (helpline for Wales) Telephone: 0800 132 737 Text:
  81066
  Website:
  http://www.callhelpline.org.uk/
  Thank you for reading this information sheet and for considering taking part in this

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Launch of KHP Digital Health Hub

 
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council-funded Hub is a multi-disciplinary collaboration enabling training, co-creation, translation, and acceleration of digital health technologies. The Hub brings together expertise and representatives from across King’s Health Partners, patients, the public, and industry, to provide training, support, share knowledge, and create opportunities to promote UK digital health technologies.

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Anxiety and how to deal with it

KHP News speaks to consultant psychiatrist Dr Florian Ruths about anxiety, and learns that the emotion can be embraced rather than feared.

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First KHP CTM Fellowships awarded
Five recipients of the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine (CTM) postdoctoral Clinical Research Excellence Fellowships have been announced.

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Climate change and lung health 
“As temperatures rise around the world due to climate change, so does the level of air pollution.” Dr Annika Warnatsch tells us about the impact on vulnerable populations.

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Game-based digital therapy for neurorehabilitation

KHP News visited the physiotherapy team at Orpington Hospital to see the MindMaze MindMotion GO game-based digital therapy for neurorehabilitation in action. The rollout of MindMotion GO was part-funded by KHP Neurosciences.

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Improving surgical outcomes in DRC
King’s Global Health Partnership (KGHP) is strengthening safe surgery in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Hope for Long COVID patients
Stephanie Schreiber, from the South East London Long COVID programme patient advisory group, has written a Letter of Hope to inspire anyone struggling with the illness.

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Healthcare improves thanks to Experts by Experience

Members of the Integrating our Mental and Physical Healthcare Systems (IMPHS) project team and Experts by Experience talk about the difference that lived experience can make to the delivery of healthcare. Through collaboration, they found new ways of improving high quality physical healthcare initiatives for adults with long-term mental health problems.

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Preparatory Clinical Research Training Fellowships
The NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre is advertising fellowships for clinical trainees who are committed to developing a translational research career in mental health, clinical neuroscience, or the interface between physical and mental health.

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Salaried GP, Mind & Body PEACS programme. Are you a GP with an interest in Lifestyle Medicine or tackling health inequalities? Would you like to add to your portfolio while building strong relationships within the primary care network and project partners? Then we have a fantastic opportunity for you. Application deadline Monday 8 April. Apply here.

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Events and opportunities

 
Academic Surgical Grand Round
Join the Grand Round this evening, Thursday 28 March, 5:30pm – 7pm, and hear from experts in Artificial Intelligence in Surgery. Register your place here. The next Ground Round, Thursday 25 April, 5:30pm – 6:30pm, will focus on HIV and Surgery. Speaker details and registration here.

Primary Care webinar
The Primary Care Webinar on Wednesday 1 May, 1pm – 2pm, will focus on ‘Functional Neurological Disorders’. More information coming soon, register your place via Ticket Tailor.  

Maternal Medicine for Primary Care
The popular Maternal Medicine course for Primary Care returns on Wednesday 15 May, 12:30pm – 3:10pm. Find out which topics will be covered and book your place here.

 
 
Dementia Journeys: Towards Better End of Life Dementia Care, a new free exhibition at Science Gallery London. Running from 3 April – 22 June 2024. More details here.
 
Inaugural Lecture: Prof Sally Marlow, ‘Never Too Late’. Tuesday 23 April, 6pm – 7pm. Information and registration here.
 
KHP Cardiovascular and Respiratory Partnership: The next Cardiovascular Research Conference takes place on Wednesday 24 April, 5pm – 6pm. Sign up here.
 
Inaugural Lecture: Prof Gerome Breen, ‘A Geneticist’s Guide to the Galaxy of Mental Health’, Wednesday 24 April, 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Information and registration here.
 
Centre of Innovation, Transformation, and Improvement (CITI): Spotlight on diversity, research, and innovation in healthcare. Thursday 25 April, 4:30pm – 7pm. Agenda and registration via Eventbrite.   
 
Research Showcase by NIHR Maudsley BRC on Child Mental Health and Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Friday 26 April, 1pm – 5pm. Register here.
 
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King’s Centre for Military Health Research, ‘Veterans’ Mental Health Conference 2024’. Tuesday 14 May. Find out more here.
 
Inaugural Lecture: Prof Gail Gilchrist, ‘New understanding and approaches to addressing intimate partner violence in the context of substance use’. Thursday 16 May, 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Information and registration here.
 
Inaugural Lecture: Prof Eleanor Dommett, ’Merging education and research: A journey from the midbrain out’. Tuesday 21 May, 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Information and registration here.
 
King’s Health Partners staff are invited to the Haematology Nursing and AHP Conference 2024. Monday 24 June, 9:30am – 5pm. For more information and to register contact KHPHaematology@kcl.ac.uk.

 
Courses

Paediatric Communication Skills – virtual simulation. Monday 22 April, 9am – 1pm (other dates are available). Book your place via the KHP Learning Hub here.
 
Spasticity Masterclass, 25 – 26 April. A two-day face-to-face programme consisting of lectures and Q&A sessions delivered by clinical experts at King’s College Hospital NHS FT. Information and registration via Eventbrite.
 
The Francis Crick Institute postdoctoral career development fellowships for clinicians. Find out what opportunities are available here. Application deadline is Tuesday 30 April 2024.
 
Psychosis updates from the Maudsley/IoPPN Clinical Academic Group (Maudsley Symposium). In-person event on Wednesday 12 June, 9am – 5pm. More information and registration here.
 
King’s College London Innovation Scholars programme, funded by UKRI, is excited to introduce their newest learning opportunity: Machine Learning for Health Research.
 
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Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
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Eczema studies aim to improve life for adults and young people.
First play conference takes centre stage at Evelina London Children’s Hospital.
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
HRH The Duchess of Gloucester visits Dental Institute. 
Volunteers help garden grow at hospital’s LISTEN Lodges.
Trust’s endometriosis service secures reaccreditation.
Rashmi Thannikkal shortlisted in the British Journal of Nursing Awards 2024.
King’s College London
£10m awarded to launch UK Smart Trial Development Hub.
Muscle health may be informed by activity level rather than ageing process.
Exploring the use of body worn cameras in mental healthcare settings.
University achieves Student Minds University Mental Health Charter Award. 
Impact in Qualitative Research: Grace Lavelle and Hannah Jones on exploring the psychosocial needs of people living with long-term conditions.
Qualitative Open Mic: Making Interpretations Episode 3 – Interpreting Creative Data.
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
New project will result in the largest implementation and study of Advance Choice Documents in Europe.
Gold HSJ partnership award for South London and Maudsley NHS FT.
NIHR Maudsley BRC
Researchers investigate ability of their new AI tool to predict medical events.
PhD Studentships – Translational Research in Mental Health and Neuroscience – Deadline 1 April.
Nominations are now open for the NHS Parliamentary Awards.
NIHR ARC South London 
New toolkit to help researchers engage with service commissioners.
Unique research collaboration highlights innovative approaches for post-pandemic healthcare.
NIHR CRN South London 
Long-standing CRN South London staff member retires.
 
 
 
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Data after Dark in London: Help improve the visibility of night workers in London
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Dear Myers Mervelee,

We are contacting you regarding the renewal of your contract with Copyright.co.uk for 2023.

We have sent you several communications to this effect, but we have not received any payment from you.

We would like to receive the amount of the contract due from 05/01/2024 and ask you to do so as soon as possible via the following link: click here.

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Recruiting Participants for New Study Exploring Different Types of Depression

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Dear participant,

I hope this email finds you well. We are reaching out to you because you previously participated in the Remote Assessment of Disease and Relapse in Major Depressive Disorder (RADAR-MDD) study and indicated your willingness to be contacted for future research. 

The ‘Neuroads’ team based at King’s College London is currently recruiting participants with experience of depression for a new study exploring factors that might contribute to different types of symptoms that can occur during periods of low mood. 

The team are seeking people who experience consistent low mood which does not improve in response to positive events, or a loss of interest or pleasure, when they feel depressed.

The study takes around one hour, involving some initial email correspondence with the team, and some online questionnaires. 

Please see the attached participant information sheet and advertisement for further detail. 

If you are interested in participating in this research or have any questions, please contact neuroadslab@kcl.ac.uk directly.

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Dear Mrs Myers

Complaint: 202209405 – Housing For Women

I am getting in touch as you have contacted us recently about your complaint. Your case has been allocated to me today. 

Firstly I am very sorry to read that you are unhappy with our Service. I have raised this with our Service Compaints team who will be in touch in due course. Their email is complaintsaboutus@housing-ombudsman.org.uk, if you would like to contact them directly. 

In terms of your complaint with your landlord, you mention that you have received a stage 2 response which you are not satisfied with. If you would like to ask the Ombudsman to formally investigate your complaint, I would be happy to progress this for formal assessment. 

So that I can take further action and determine the next steps, please provide a copy of your landlord’s final response. I will then contact you again to discuss this in more detail. 

Please note that I am on annual leave until 15 April, so please do not be concerned if I do not respond to any emails immediately. 

All the best for now, and I hope to hear from you soon. 

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Simple tips from Google to help you celebrate moments with joy
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Mervelee, enjoy your festivities stress-free with these tips from Google
With celebrations happening all year around, see how Google can help you avoid busy hours when doing your shopping. Learn how you can stay connected with those that live far away and don’t forget to share your festive photos with friends and families!
 

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Create a shared album in Google Photos to share memories of your festivities and gatherings with your close ones. Everyone who joins can view, comment, like and add photos or videos to the album, making it communal & fun!
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Celebrate with friends and family from anywhere
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Hello! There.

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Automatic reply: Claim Reference: K02CL827 – Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers [IWOV-Matters.FID1842961]
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Thank you for your email.

I do not have access to my emails today.

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RE: Claim Reference: K02CL827 – Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers [IWOV-Matters.FID1842961]
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Should you be sending this to me or the solicitors? Based on the letter from Trina Philbert that caused me to end up in the hospital today. I will add this to the cyberbullying of Housing for Women and Devonshires Solicitors and the Housing Ombudsman Service. Please also take into account Deborah calling me on the 14th February 2024 after I came from court about keys. I recorded the conversation and asked her to send me an email, which she did.

Can you please refrain from trying to end my life after the death by slow torture am experiencing, ten years after the death of my mother with dementia. My husband is dying and your antics making me SICK.

Please send all correspondence to the solicitor. I am positive you can’t buy him out like Stephen Agera.

Regards

Mervelee Myers.   

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Subject: Claim Reference: K02CL827 – Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers [IWOV-Matters.FID1842961]

Dear Sirs,

1.       Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers
Claim Reference: K02CL827

We write further to the above matter, in which we act on behalf of the Claimant.

We enclose by way of service upon you the following:

Hearing bundle;
Statement of costs.
 

A copy of the same has been posted to you today.

As you are aware, the claim has been listed for a one-day trial on 04 April 2024 at 10am at the County Court at Clerkenwell and Shoreditch.

Kind regards,

Duva

Duvaraka Balachandran | Paralegal | Devonshires

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Hi Mervelee,

As one of our brilliant Parkinson’s UK Members we’d love you to Make It Blue to spread awareness of Parkinson’s on World Parkinson’s Day, Thursday 11 April. 

Hold a blue bake sale or light up your home with blue lights. Wear blue for the day or dye your hair blue. Or Make It Blue your own way. Get family and friends involved. Connect with others. Spread the word and have fun. 

Whatever you choose to do, we’re here to help. Download our Make It Blue guide. It’s full of ideas to help you get involved this World Parkinson’s Day. When you Make It Blue, you’re part of a powerful community that’s making a real difference. Whatever you do this World Parkinson’s Day, we’d love to see it. Tag us on social media using the hashtag #WorldParkinsonsDay. And we love sharing stories from the community in email updates. Email us to share your photos and stories from the day.

You’re part of a 40,000 strong membership. Together we’re a powerful community that can raise awareness, fund groundbreaking research and life-changing care. And be there for each other.    

However you choose to Make It Blue this World Parkinson’s Day, you’ll be part of an unstoppable movement raising awareness of Parkinson’s.

Nisha
Membership Team
Parkinson’s UK  

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Tell us what you think – Supporter Survey 2024
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Hi Mervelee,

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Claim Reference: K02CL827 – Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers [IWOV-Matters.FID1842961]

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Dear Sirs,

Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers
Claim Reference: K02CL827

We write further to the above matter, in which we act on behalf of the Claimant.

We enclose by way of service upon you the following:

Hearing bundle;
Statement of costs.
 

A copy of the same has been posted to you today.

As you are aware, the claim has been listed for a one-day trial on 04 April 2024 at 10am at the County Court at Clerkenwell and Shoreditch.

Kind regards,

Duva

Duvaraka Balachandran | Paralegal | Devonshires

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Devonshires, Devonshires Solicitors, Devonshires Consultancy and The Debt Collection Centre are the trading names of Devonshires Solicitors LLP, registered in England and Wales with company number OC397401 at the address below. This Firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under the name of Devonshires Solicitors LLP and registration number 619881. A list of members is open to inspection at the address below. Unless expressly stated to the contrary the term “Solicitor” means a Solicitor of England and Wales. Any reference to a partner in relation to Devonshires Solicitors LLP is to a member of Devonshires Solicitors LLP or to an employee or consultant with equivalent qualifications and standing.

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Dear Sirs,

Housing for Women v Mervelee Myers
Claim Reference: K02CL827

We write further to the above matter, in which we act on behalf of the Claimant.

We enclose by way of service upon you the following:

Hearing bundle;
Statement of costs.
 

A copy of the same has been posted to you today.

As you are aware, the claim has been listed for a one-day trial on 04 April 2024 at 10am at the County Court at Clerkenwell and Shoreditch.

Kind regards,

Duva

Duvaraka Balachandran | Paralegal | Devonshires

(she/her)

Direct Dial: 020 7880 4459

Switchboard: 020 7628 7576

Fax: 0870 608 9390

Website: http://www.devonshires.com

30 Finsbury Circus, London EC2M 7DT

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Service of claim forms, application notices and all other court and other documents, notices of adjudication, notices of arbitration and contractual notices are accepted by post, courier, DX or fax. With respect to all communications by e-mail, if you receive an “out of office” reply, then your document has not been received, and you are asked to follow the guidance in that reply, or to contact our main switchboard on +44 (0)20 7628 7576.

Anti-Fraud Alert: Please note that we will never communicate any changes to our bank account details or our banking arrangements to you by email. If you are asked to send money to a different bank account please telephone (do not email) and speak to the person dealing with your matter, or the Accounts team BEFORE transferring funds. In the event that you send us the wrong amount of monies, we reserve the right to refuse receipt and/or return the entire funds to you.

This email is intended for the addressee named within only. It may contain legally privileged or confidential information. If you are not the named individual you should not read this email and if you do so, you must not under any circumstances make use of the information therein. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender by return of e-mail and confirm that it has been deleted from your system and no copies made. We accept no responsibility for malicious or fraudulent emails purportedly coming from us and it is your responsibility to ensure that any emails purporting to come from us are genuine before relying on anything contained within them.

This e-mail and its contents neither purports, nor seeks, to comply with the formalities required by the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 section 2 and is not signed within the meaning of that section.

Devonshires is committed to high quality legal advice and client care. If you are unhappy about any aspect of the service you have received or about the bill, please contact us. We have a procedure in place which details how we handle complaints which is available on request. If you are not satisfied with our handling of your complaint, you may have the right to complain to the Legal Ombudsman. You will need to bring a complaint to the Legal Ombudsman within 6 months of receiving a final written response from us about your complaint or within one year of the act or omission about which you are complaining occurring, or within one year from when you should have known about the complaint.

Devonshires, Devonshires Solicitors, Devonshires Consultancy and The Debt Collection Centre are the trading names of Devonshires Solicitors LLP, registered in England and Wales with company number OC397401 at the address below. This Firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under the name of Devonshires Solicitors LLP and registration number 619881. A list of members is open to inspection at the address below. Unless expressly stated to the contrary the term “Solicitor” means a Solicitor of England and Wales. Any reference to a partner in relation to Devonshires Solicitors LLP is to a member of Devonshires Solicitors LLP or to an employee or consultant with equivalent qualifications and standing.

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“Aside from the cause, I have gained what can only be described as another family with staff and volunteers. The wonderful people I volunteer alongside make the early mornings and challenges of events easy to get through. There is a huge sense of fulfilment seeing the impact events have. There is nothing I love more than seeing participants’ faces as they cross the finish line knowing that they have achieved something great.”

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Our events start next month!
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Planning is well underway and we need your help again to ensure our events run smoothly on the day. We have over 400 events this year, including Race for Life, Shine Night Walk and Big Hike. Why not look at what’s happening near you?

Our events simply can’t run without our incredible volunteers!

No event day is the same and no matter which event or activity you choose, you can meet some fantastic people and have fun while beating cancer.

Thank you for your continued support.
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Why Lucy’s volunteering again this year

 
For 14 years, Lucy has volunteered at Cancer Research UK events such as Pretty Muddy across South Wales.
“Aside from the cause, I have gained what can only be described as another family with staff and volunteers. The wonderful people I volunteer alongside make the early mornings and challenges of events easy to get through. There is a huge sense of fulfilment seeing the impact events have. There is nothing I love more than seeing participants’ faces as they cross the finish line knowing that they have achieved something great.”

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