Lies, Damned Lies and…K(EYE)wash

Posted by Ricky in Opinion under on Sep 02 2007

I have to hand it to Tim Loughton, our ever visible MP: show him an open door, and he’ll kick it in. It’s easy to ‘save’ something that’s not under threat. We’ll probably see him throwing his arms around some frail pensioner and claim that he’s saved them from one of ‘Broken Britain’s’ gangs of feral toddlers. All in front of the cameras, of course.

I think we should all study the Primary Care Trust’s proposals, laid out with admirable clarity on their Website : Fit For the Future

The rather mis-leadingly labelled Accident & Emergency Dept. at Worthing General Hospital is NOT under threat of closure. In all three proposals out for consultation, Urgent Care - which covers the great majority of what we use A&E for - will be provided on all sites. Now, in my opinion, anyone who’s experienced A&E at peak periods would wish for the service to be improved. The status quo cannot, and should not be, an option. To allow a Tory front organisation like KWASH to hijack the consultation process for cynical political advantage will do nothing to improve or develop health provision in our area.

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Ricky

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Child of the post-war baby boom. Spent childhood summers on Shoreham Beach. Came of age in the Sixties. Got on my bike in ''79 when Mrs Thatcher won, and rode-off for France and Spain. Enrolled at University in Bordeaux, learned to teach French as a Foreign Language, discovered that we are an integral part of the astonishing tapestry of European Culture, that our differences, so large to us, are invisibly small to the world outside. Found Shoreham again in 1986 and moved down permanently in 1990 with Sally where we have grown up with two wonderful daughters.

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