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It's wonderful to be at @cabinetrooms on the @WinchesterDC terrace - and it's GREAT to enjoy live music again with the @SpitfireSisters pic.twitter.com/FBvKsLYL0V
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I'm off for 48 hours #nosafespaceforjewhate pic.twitter.com/rDRjRNoxH3
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Enjoyable stop at #Marse in Middle Brook Street to have some of their v. tasty momos. Convenient covered seating too. #streetfood #Winchester pic.twitter.com/ToF3GUXD27
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Some access problems to the @hantsconnect Full Council meeting today - but you can watch live via @YouTube youtu.be/v8sMTSpR0PY
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Thirty five years after I successfully proposed changing the name of CSU to CUSU - they've changed it back! Good luck for the next 35 years! twitter.com/CUSUonline/sta…
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Category Archives: Health
The right thing to do for the NHS is to withdraw the bill
Here’s the speech I made in the NHS debate in Gateshead on Sunday morning. I’ve also added some notes about the source of each of the points.
Challenging our local Conservative MP on the NHS
Our local MP is on the Health & Social Welfare Bill Committee that is driving through the stealth privatisation of the NHS. To date, he has done nothing to stop it. Hence this letter to the Hampshire Chronicle.
A weekend well spent…
It was nice to read the following words in the Independent on Sunday today:
One of the few unambiguously positive contributions to the coalition was made by the Lib Dem spring conference yesterday, when it voted against the reorganisation of the health service being driven through by Andrew Lansley, the Conservative Health Secretary.
Winchester Lib Dem NHS Amendment goes through
Good news from Lib Dem conference. The Winchester Lib Dem-backed motion on the coalition’s NHS plans was carried overwhelmingly.
Winchester Liberal Democrats take leading role in ‘rebellion’ against coalition NHS policy
Andrew Lansley, the Conservative Secretary of State for Health, is making bland promises while putting in place policies which could wreck the NHS as we know it. It’s vital that these plans are changed.
