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Paul Burstow MP

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Paul Burstow, Member of Parliament for Sutton and Cheam.

Save Our St Helier

Paul Burstow MP has been running the 'Save Our St Helier' Campaign, against cuts and closures at the Hospital. Since a decision by Patricia Hewitt in August 2006 not to recommend St Helier as the site for a new hi-tech hospital, fears grew for the future of the hospital. In October 2006, the Trust which runs the Hospital announced hundreds of bed closures and nearly 500 job cuts at St Helier. In November 2006, Paul was one of the leaders of a march attended by over 2,000 people to protest agains the cuts. Over the past three years Paul has continued to campaign to secure St Helier's future and defend local NHS services. As a result the campaign has now moved on to securing the funding necessary to pay for a new in and out patient facility.

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Recent News from Paul


Burstow Tackles the Prime Minister over Unfair Admission System New!

Wed 10th Mar 2010

Local Liberal Democrat MP, Paul Burstow, stepped up his campaign for a fair school deal for local children today with a question to the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.

Government Concedes to Pressure From Carers New!

Wed 10th Mar 2010

Following a campaign by carers and Carers organisations supported by local MP, Paul Burstow, the Care Services Minister Phil Hope MP has announced that he will hold Primary Care Trusts accountable for their spending on carers' breaks.

Government Concedes to Pressure from Carers New!

Wed 10th Mar 2010

Following a campaign by carers and carers organisations supported by local MP, Paul Burstow, the Care Services Minister Phil Hope MP has announced that he will hold Primary Care Trusts accountable for their spending on carers' breaks.

MPs praise launch of Sutton Food Bank

Mon 8th Mar 2010

Sutton's own food bank, which can provide three days of food for people in need, was officially launched by Sutton's Deputy Mayor Cllr John Leach, on Saturday at the Salvation Army Church in Benhill Avenue, Sutton.

Paul with Mark Tomlinson

NHS Must do Better on Access for Blind People

Mon 1st Mar 2010

Local Liberal Democrat MP, Paul Burstow, is calling on senior NHS managers to do more to improve access for blind and partially sighted people. The MP made his call following a briefing organised by the RNIB and Sutton Association of the Blind last Friday (26th February). Ahead of the briefing Mr Burstow contacted the Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust and is also raising the matter with the local Primary Care Trust.

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