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Shipley Hospital closure going out to public consultation | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

THE planned closure of Shipley Hospital will go out to public consultation - although one Councillor has pointed out that it is not likely to make…

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GPs in Peterborough at breaking point with more than 2,000 patients each

GPs in Peterborough at breaking point with more than 2,000 patients each
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Altrincham Minor Injuries Unit set to reopen within weeks

The Minor Injuries Unit at Altrincham Hospital is set to reopen within weeks – but there remains a significant risk of ongoing suspension .

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Former deputy leader investigates NHS dental access issues in Carlisle

A STARK report from a former city council deputy leader has examined the lack of access to NHS dentistry in Carlisle, calling appointments “as…

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Dental health concerns for Gainsborough residents as flouride will no longer be added to water

More than 250,000 Lincolnshire residents will not have any fluoride added to their water for a year, prompting health concerns.

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