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Posted:
Thu, 15 May 2008 16:44
This is an exciting time for healthcare at The George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust.
THE NEXT exciting phase in the history of the George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust was launched on Monday, March 3.
The Trust in Nuneaton has decided to make an application to the Secretary of State for Health to become a Foundation Trust. This means that it would stay in the NHS and continue to share its values - providing free, high standard health care based on need. But it would involve the community much more closely in developing services to suit local needs.
This is your opportunity to share your thoughts about the future of our hospital. Please click on the above link to access the questionnaire.
Posted:
Tue, 13 May 2008 15:40
Leicestershire Constabulary is urging residents to keep thieves locked out this summer.
As the temperatures rise, so do the number of burglaries at properties where the windows or doors have been left open or unlocked.
PC Ashley Russell, the Force's Crime Reduction Coordinator, said: "A lot of burglaries are carried out on the spur of the moment by thieves who see an opportunity, such as an open window, and take it.
Posted:
Tue, 13 May 2008 15:39
A campaign to ensure every member of the public knows the name of their local beat officer and PCSO is coming to a street near you.
A huge trailer displaying a billboard-size advertisement will be touring Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland for two weeks from Monday May 12. The advert encourages members of the public to find out who their neighbourhood officers are and highlights ways in which they can be contacted.
