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Pincher Welcomes News from Sir Robert Peel as Trust Delays Changes.
Christopher Pincher, Member of Parliament for Tamworth and surrounding villages, has welcomed the announcement from the Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust that there will be no change to services at Sir Robert Peel hospital until at least the summer of 2015. Hospital chiefs have put on hold plan...
Pincher meets Health Secretary to raise Peel concerns
Last Wednesday Tamworth's Member of Parliament, Christopher Pincher, secured a private meeting with Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt MP at the Department of Health to highlight his concerns about the proposed change to services at the Robert Peel hospital which are being pursued by the Burton Hospitals ...
Pincher Secures a meeting with Health Minister on Peel Hospital
Christopher Pincher, Member of Parliament for Tamworth & Mile Oak, has secured a meeting with Dr Daniel Poulter MP, Minister for Health, to discuss the Burton Hospitals NHS Trust Foundation which runs the Sir Robert Peel hospital. The minister made the commitment during a specially organised Ad...
Christopher Pincher criticises planned car parking charges at Peel Hospital
Christopher Pincher, Member of Parliament for Tamworth and surrounding villages, this week called on Burton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to provide more detail on its reasons for charging patients, visitors and staff to use the car park. He has asked them to reconsider their decision. The Trust s...
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With respect to the Trust `marketing the Robert Peel services to the public` I am a member of the public and this has not happened. When I turned up at the minor injuries clinic with a daughter in severe pain from a kidney infection, we were told by the nurse who treated her that we should not have gone there. And my GP practice is telling people to consult a pharmacist in the first instance. 111 directs everyone to Good Hope. The NHS does not have a clear message for the public as where it should go and with what. There are mixed messages coming from all the different first points of contact. This means that it looks as if the minor injuries clinic is under-utilised. It is impossible to park at Good Hope, full stop. It is also too difficult to travel to in any other way. Therefore the Robert Peel minor injuries unit should be the designated place to go and there should be a consistent, across the board message that says so.
- Alison Chester-Lambert