Mike Gapes sent his apologies
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Friday, March 10, 2017
Canvassing session Saturday 11th March 11am outside Ilford Town Hall
Come and help distribute flyers at 11am outside the Town Hall to promote the 18th March Save King George A&E Rally.
All welcome
Andy 07956 263088
All welcome
Andy 07956 263088
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Come to photoshoot tomorrow 2:15pm Friday 10th March outside Ilford Town Hall
Cllr Jas Athwal, Keith Prince AM, Wes Streeting MP will be promoting the 18th March Save King George A&E rally at a photo shoot outside Ilford Town Hall tomorrow under the banner below which was delivered earlier to the Town Hall. If you could come along and support them it would be much appreciated.
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Save King George Hospital A&E Planning meeting Friday 10th March Midday Ilford Town Hall
All welcome with time to work for our hospital.
Agenda
1) Apologies
2) Minutes and Matters arising
3) Planning for 18th March 2017 Rally and march.
4) Any other business
5) Date of next meeting
Andy Walker 07956 263088
There will be a canvassing session at 1pm outside the Town Hall
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Beds re-opened at King George Hospital, but Queens beds cut
BHRUT, the management board for King George and Queens Hospitals deserve to be congratulated for re-opening beds closed at King George Hospital. In December 2016 there were 272 acute beds at King George Hospital making a total, with Queens 634 beds, of 906 beds.
In January 2017, the numbers at King George had risen to 299, an increase of 27 beds, but Queens had been cut to 604, making an overall net loss of 3 beds when compared with December 2016, and a total of 903 beds.
The final photo shows that at May 2015 the two hospitals had a total of 938 beds, 293 at King George and 645 at Queens.
This is a loss of 35 bed from May 2015 to January 2017, along with the associated medical staff. Both hospitals continue to miss key safety benchmarks such as the 95% 4 hour A&E waiting time
The trend for acute resources at our hospitals is going down, when what we need are more beds, doctors and nurses to cope with our growing population.
In January 2017, the numbers at King George had risen to 299, an increase of 27 beds, but Queens had been cut to 604, making an overall net loss of 3 beds when compared with December 2016, and a total of 903 beds.
The final photo shows that at May 2015 the two hospitals had a total of 938 beds, 293 at King George and 645 at Queens.
This is a loss of 35 bed from May 2015 to January 2017, along with the associated medical staff. Both hospitals continue to miss key safety benchmarks such as the 95% 4 hour A&E waiting time
The trend for acute resources at our hospitals is going down, when what we need are more beds, doctors and nurses to cope with our growing population.
Friday, March 3, 2017
Shahida Chaudhry joins speakers on 18th March Rally at Redbridge Town Hall
Delighted to report that our second faith speaker, Shahida Chaudhry of the Al Huda Institute Chadwell Heath, has confirmed for the 18th March.
Mike Gapes MP will be speaking at the 18th March Rally
Delighted to report that Mike Gapes MP will be speaking at Redbridge town hall save King George A&E rally on 18th March at 3pm.
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