Prime Minister promises to Suffolk MP that hospitals with RAAC “must be a priority”
Health / Thu 5th Sep 2024 at 12:26pm
THE PRIME minister has promised an MP for Bury St Edmunds that hospitals with RAAC will be a priority as part of review to new building programme.
Labour MP Peter Prinsley, who represents Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket (and is also a surgeon) asked the prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, if he agreed with him that hospitals with structural defects such as RAAC should be a priority?
The new MP referred to West Suffolk Hospital in his constituency as well as James Paget hospital in Norfolk.
The prime minister said “hospitals with RAAC, including yours, must be a priority, so we are reviewing the programme.”
Film is below.
This begs a question as to where a new hospital for Harlow residents sits or will sit when the review is completed?
Click below for the list of hospitals with RAAC.
Jen
2024-09-05 17:59:45
They are saying about new hospitals else where yet they can’t even build a new hospital for Harlow I wouldn’t believe everything you read
Leave a Comment Below:
1 Comment for Prime Minister promises to Suffolk MP that hospitals with RAAC “must be a priority”: