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Everything goes on June 21
@Michael Bentley: No no no! No face masks, no screens, no new normal . Everything goes on the 21st of June; for me at least. I m taking them on their original promise, no ifs, no buts. The economy will suffer
@Andrew Babb: Glass screens and hand sanitiser stations will stay as they have been paid for, there s little point in removing them. Masks must go. They create waste. They don t work, at least not when worn the way most of the population wears them. They are dehumanising, and a constant reminder that things aren t normal. The economy will suffer because people don t want to go into shopping centres and wear a mask for hours.
But the Trust continues to refuse to answer this newspaper’s questions about what due diligence it carried out before hiring Day, whether his performance and attendance were adequate, whether the trust was defrauded, and the circumstances of his departure.
Alex Stewart, chief executive of patient group Healthwatch Norfolk, said: “They have to be as open and transparent as possible.
“We should know what lessons have been learned as a result of the incident, and how we know it won’t happen again.”
Three trusts, 20 companies, and one angina attack
Between 2011 and 2014 Day, of Quiech Mill, Blairgowrie, used his status to be appointed as director, financial director or company secretary of four organisations including a care home provider for vulnerable people.
But the Trust continues to refuse to answer this newspaper’s questions about what due diligence it carried out before hiring Day, whether his performance and attendance were adequate, whether the trust was defrauded, and the circumstances of his departure.
Alex Stewart, chief executive of patient group Healthwatch Norfolk, said: “They have to be as open and transparent as possible.
“We should know what lessons have been learned as a result of the incident, and how we know it won’t happen again.”
Three trusts, 20 companies, and one angina attack
Between 2011 and 2014 Day, of Quiech Mill, Blairgowrie, used his status to be appointed as director, financial director or company secretary of four organisations including a care home provider for vulnerable people.
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