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Some 36,000 of my constituents, who voted by ballot, and every single GP in both local authorities, all believe that Bassetlaw accident and emergency department should remain a full 24-hour service. Can the Secretary of State conceive of any reason why that might not be the case during this Parliament?
Some 36,000 of my constituents, who voted by ballot, and every single GP in both local authorities, all believe that Bassetlaw accident and emergency department should remain a full 24-hour service. Can the Secretary of State conceive of any reason why that might not be the case during this Parliament?
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Lord Mann
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Topical questions - Supplementary
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Answered on
7 September 2010
The hon. Gentleman will be reassured to recognise that one of the commitments of the coalition Government in our programme was to stop the forced closure of accident and emergency departments. I am sure he will take comfort from the commitment of this Government, and from our commitment to increasing resources for the NHS in real terms each year, to enable the services that his constituents and others' require to continue to be provided and improved.
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Accident and emergency departments; Bassetlaw Hospital; Health services; Wolverhampton
Date
7 September 2010
Reference
515 c175-6
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House of Commons chamber
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House of Commons