Proceeding contribution from Christopher Fraser (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 26 February 2008. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Health Care (Norfolk).
Health Care (Norfolk)
My hon. Friend makes a valid point about the diversity of Norfolk; it is a wide area, the use of health care facilities is diverse, and on occasions, people are far away from them. I draw his attention to a story in The Daily Telegraph today, which reports that Norfolk and Norwich university hospital NHS trust, and the Queen Elizabeth hospital in Kings Lynn, have been criticised for"““'fleecing' patients and their families””" through high car park charges. Does my hon. Friend agree that if those hospitals were properly funded, they would not have to resort to funding shortfalls through such schemes?
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- Hospitals Health services NHS Primary care trusts Norfolk Reorganisation
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