NHSGGC’s Young Onset Dementia (YOD) Service works with people diagnosed with dementia before the age of 65 years as well as their families and carers. It’s estimated that there are around 400 younger people across Greater Glasgow and Clyde with dementia.
The Brexit Party leader set a deadline of two weeks – until 14 November – for Mr Johnson to agree, or else he vowed to unleash his candidates in every seat in England, Scotland and Wales. This, of course, includes West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute where Martin Docherty Hughes and Brendan O’Hara are the sitting MPs.
Nicola Sturgeon has said Jeremy Corbyn will cave in over allowing a second independence referendum next year if he becomes Prime Minister and he is under “no illusions” about her demands for putting him in 10 Downing Street.
This blatant unwillingness to be open with the public, is the latest in a series of events which demonstrates the secrecy and lack of transparency from the health board about their future plans for local health services.
Just last year, the health board was intent on removing breast cancer services from the Vale, until Jackie Baillie discovered that there was no consultation with any women from the area. At the time 13 women were consulted about the changes and all of them came from Paisley.
A NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC) board paper reports that it has had its Winter funding cut by the Scottish Government, based on its 2018/19 figures.
Now, it appears, at least with the SNP, that there is a new protocol which involves putting on your civic chain and parading yourself before the people who elected you, announcing your resignation and being applauded from the floor of the chamber.
