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Wednesday, 03 October 2007 |
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Contrary to what is says in John’s Health Survey, there is no version available online to complete. It was case of wires crossed. Our apologies if you’ve spent time looking for it.
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MP EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT LOCAL POLICE REDUCTION |
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Friday, 28 September 2007 |
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Following the news that Southport police would be temporarily re-deployed to deal with the Rhys Jones murder enquiry and gun crime in parts of Liverpool, local MPJohn Pugh has expressed concern that this could lead to a further upsurge of violence on Southport streets.
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Monday, 24 September 2007 |
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Many will be saddened to hear that Terry Francis, LibDem councillor for
Kew Ward until he retired last May, and Mayor of Sefton from 1996 to
1997, died at the weekend. John Pugh MP, who served alongside Terry for
many years as a Lib Dem councillor said:
"Terry's rapid decline and death is deeply upsetting for the party,
myself and his former constituents. He was a politician of the utmost
honour, a kind and thoughtful human being and a friend to all. He was a
source of good counsel, deeply principled with a sense of proportion
and a constant twinkle in his eye. Without ever seeking the headlines
he did an enormous amount of good in this world.
“When people are inclined to rubbish all politicians, they should stop
and recall people like Terry, whose whole life was genuinely one of
public service."
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SUMMIT ON SEFTON HOUSING CRISIS |
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Monday, 03 September 2007 |
With the supply of affordable housing a mere trickle, hardly anything available for disabled adults and people enduring over-crowded and at times illegal conditions, John Pugh has called a Housing Summit for this Wednesday at Southport Town Hall. Attending will be builders, landlords, planners, councillors and government officials and Housing Association executives.
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New Children's Unit for Southport Under Serious Consideration |
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Monday, 09 July 2007 |
Sefton PCT have confirmed to local MP John Pugh that an Urgent Care or Walk In Centre for Southport children is back on the agenda and under serious consideration. John Pugh met with PCT Chief Executive Leigh Griffin and PCT chairman Paul Acres last Friday.
The idea of such a facility was first raised in 2003 but plans were shelved when both the PCT and the hospital met financial difficulties and the old Infirmary site where it was to go was sold off.
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