Local Conservatives have
expressed their anger at the
decision taken by the Joint
Committee of Primary Care
Trusts to cut A&E and Maternity
Services at Queen Mary’s
Hospital and pledged to continue
the fight to stop it from
happening.
Bexley Council Leader...
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Local Conservatives have
expressed their anger at the
decision taken by the Joint
Committee of Primary Care
Trusts to cut A&E and Maternity
Services at Queen Mary’s
Hospital and pledged to continue
the fight to stop it from
happening.
Bexley Council Leader Teresa O Neill said, “I can
assure all Bexley residents that we will continue
to campaign to fight this dreadful decision.
Details
of our campaign will be released over the coming
weeks and I hope that all our residents will join us
in the fight to overturn the decision.
”
The campaign was welcomed by James Cleverly
who represents Bexley & Bromley on the London
Assembly,
“Boris Johnson and the Conservative Group on
the London Assembly fully support keeping these
services at Queen Mary’s.
”
James Brokenshire MP the Conservative
Parliamentary Candidate for Old Bexley & Sidcup
said “The whole process has been a sham.
The
decision to downgrade and cut services at the
hospital was clearly taken long ago and this process
has been nothin
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