Tonight’s BRACE Dementia Debate, the first ever to be hosted by the charity in their home city of Bristol, has proved a great success.
Thanks to Myra Conway, @stevewebb1, Zara Ross, Seth Love and @bethyb1886 – a fantastic panel #discussdementia
— BRACE Alzheimers Research (@AlzheimersBRACE) October 3, 2013
Jonathan Dimbleby hosted the event, with a panel comprising of Dr Myra Conway (Researcher Scientist at UWE), Steve Webb MP (Minister for Pensions), Zara Ross (Head of Care, St Monica Trust), Professor Seth Love (Professor of Neuropathology, University of Bristol) and myself participating in a lively debate on some of the key issues in dementia care, support and research.
Left to right: Dr Myra Conway, Steve Webb MP, Zara Ross, Professor Seth Love, Beth Britton and Jonathan Dimbleby
Left to right: Jonathan Dimbleby, Dr Myra Conway, Steve Webb MP, Zara Ross, Professor Seth Love and Beth Britton
BRACE Chief Executive Mark Poarch said, “I would like to thank Jonathan Dimbleby and all the panellists for their time and the superb contributions they all made to the debate. Thanks, too, to everyone who came along, especially those who contributed questions and comments. It was a great occasion and far exceeded our aims, ambitious though they were.
Watch the full debate: http://youtu.be/TIqUm9IBPz0
(Photos: Nat Thompson)