Showing posts with label Paul Scully. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Scully. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 July 2015

KOSHH campaigner in the news!

It has never been easier to write to your local newspaper in this era of email. And with newspapers now online, the reach of newspapers goes beyond the traditional audience of people who actually buy newspapers or have them delivered. We urge everyone to be heard via the letters pages of our newspapers - it does not take long to send an email.

KOSHH campaigner, Philippa Maslin, features at the top of the letters page in today's Sutton Guardian. She expresses perfectly our frustrations with our MPs and the conflicting messages thet are sending out over the future of Epsom and St Helier Hospitals.


Sunday, 14 June 2015

Letters to the editor this week: Broken promises and quality GP care

It has never been easier to write letters to newspapers in this era of email. As such, we urge all our supporters to get their voices heard this way and via the comments sections on newspaper websites. Get involved in the discussions!

This week, there are a couple of good letters in the local newspapers that deserve to be shared widely. David Murray, a great campaigner for our local hospitals, has challenged MPs, Paul Scully (Conservative, Sutton and Cheam) and Tom Brake (Liberal-Democrat, Carshalton and Wallington), on the broken promise about the £219 million upgrade for St Helier Hospital.

Click here to read his letter in the Sutton Guardian in full.


Another good letter was written by P. Hibberd of Carshalton reminding us that we are fortunate to have access to good GP services in our local area. The writer is a patient at the Beeches Surgery, which fell short in a quality inspection.

Click here to read the letter in the Sutton Guardian in full.