REHIS Annual Conference »

Posted on: Tue 16 Mar 2010

The REHIS Annual Conference is the principal Environmental Health event to take place in Scotland. It provides an opportunity to reflect on current and future approaches to protecting and improving the health of the Scottish people and to renew friendships and make new ones. The Conference is being held in Renfrew this year and I look forward to welcoming you.
Rod House, President

 

 

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We have moved! »

Posted on: Mon 08 Mar 2010

We have moved! 

The Institute is now based at 19 Torphichen Street, EH3 8HX.

Our new contact details are 

Tel:   0131 229 2968   Fax: 0131 228 2926

 

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New website,new address and new information leaflets »

Posted on: Thu 25 Feb 2010

We are moving ! As from 1 March 2010 the Institute will be based at 19 Torphichen Street, EH3 8HX.

Our new contact details are 

Tel:      0131 229 2968

Fax:    0131 228 2926

Web:   www.rehis.com

Want to know more about REHIS? Read and download "About REHIS and Environmental Health in Scotland"

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MEHA Elects President »

Posted on: Mon 22 Feb 2010

Young Samanyika, the Malawian EHO who has visited Scotland twice in the last two years, has been elected as the first President of the re-launched Malawi Environmental Health Association (MEHA). Dr Steve Taulo was elected as the MEHA's Deputy President. Steve has also visited Scotland in recent years. The Institute offers MEHA its continued support and sends its best wishes to Young and Steve, and to Paul Chunga, Ben Mitochi and Kingsley Lungu who, along with many Malawian environmental health colleagues, have worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the re-launch.

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Student EHO Training Officer Seminar »

Posted on: Mon 15 Feb 2010

 30 local authority Student EHO Training Officers participated in a seminar in Edinburgh on 11 February in Edinburgh. A series of excellent presentations covering the REHIS perspective, the training adviser’s perspective, the examiner perspective and the local authority perspective were given by Robert Howe (Director of Professional Development), Ian McGruther (Training Adviser), Graham Robertson (Examiner) and Tom Stirling (City of Edinburgh Council Student EHO Training Officer.

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