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SAVE GRANTHAM HOSPITAL



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Published Date: 08 December 2006
To learn more about the fight to save Grantham Hospital, see the below links:
22/09/08 - Two years since you rallied to save hospital services - are they safe?

16/07/08 - Standards at hospital graded good or acceptable

12/06/08 -Grandmother delivers daughter's baby on garage forecourt

12/06/08 - Hospital not as safe since cutbacks, says top doctor

09/05/08 - Two years left to save maternity unit

21/02/08 - Stroke care needs improving, health bosses admit

10/01/08 - BREAKING NEWS: Bed crisis hits hospital

09/01/08 - Deep clean for hospital wards

23/11/07 - Emergency surgery will not be coming back to Grantham Hospital

23/11/07 - Campaigners call consultation 'a sham'.

6th September: SLIDESHOW: Hospital rally - one year on

VIDEO: Click here to see an excerpt from the speech by MP Quentin Davies at the Journal's protest rally against hospital cuts in September.

18/05/07 - "Stroke services at Grantham Hospital should be preserved"

11/05/07 - Maternity services hangs in the balance

11/05/07 - What's being proposed?

11/05/07 - SO what can you do to get involved in the consultation?

11/05/07 - Proposals for Grantham Hospital

27/04/07 - Campaigners pledge to keep fighting

06/04/07 -Campaigners vow to maintain pressure

29/03/07 - Who can't go to Grantham Hospital in an ambulance any more?

29/03/07 - New rules for patient admittance

29/03/07 - Preservation of A and E receives cautious welcome

29/03/07 - Trust plans staffing cuts to reduce costs

29/03/07 - Future of Grantham Hospital depends on outcome of public consultation

DOWNING STREET CHANGES RESPONSE TO HOSPITAL PETITION

HOSPITAL CRISIS: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The background: fight to save the Grantham Hospital

Post rally meeting to discuss Hospital's future

Future looks "gloomy" for Grantham Hospital


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