Barnsley District
Contacts
District and Branch secretary
Ayesha Baggley
07478282692
margaret.baggley@neu.org.uk
Joint District and Branch secretary
Nicola Fitzpatrick

nicola.fitzpatrick@neu.org.uk

Welcome

Welcome to the Barnsley District web pages. Use the contact information on this page to get in touch about casework, local meetings and training, annual conference and other issues.

Other ways to find support

Your regional NEU office is Yorkshire and Humber Region. Call 01302 342448 or use the email contact form. If you need to speak to a member adviser, call AdviceLine on 0345 811 8111 or use the email contact form.

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