“The team seemed to understand how best to help and worked together to make them feel comfortable and ensure they understood what was happening. There was even an occasion where they accommodated an assistance dog in the hospital.”
“The team seemed to understand how best to help and worked together to make them feel comfortable and ensure they understood what was happening. There was even an occasion where they accommodated an assistance dog in the hospital.”
Jane Grant, Chief Executive, said: “We would assure patients and their families that patient safety is paramount and that patient care at the two hospitals is of a high standard.
Until Salmond’s sacred cow is slaughtered, Scottish education will continue to decline, driven by perverse, counter-productive priorities. These should be reviewed from top to bottom.
The decision has sparked public outrage and an online petition against the closure that has attracted over 12,000 signatures since it was launched by concerned members of the public. Local MSP for the area, Jackie Baillie, branded the decision ‘short-sighted’ and had called on the city council to rethink the closure.
The Electoral Reform Society (ERS) said Scotland produced the “most disproportionate” result of any part of the UK because the SNP’s share of MPs so far outweighed its share of the vote.
“The boards complete disregard for the interests of the local community is breath-taking, and to have made these changes without consulting them, is unacceptable.