Rachel MacleanTo ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, when he expects a decision will be made on the commissioning of a prostate surgery robotic unit at the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch.Steve BrineThere are...
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Rachel, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Redditch, has launched her general election campaign outside the Alexandra Hospital.
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The long running saga over outstanding money owed by Persimmon Homes may finally becoming to an end after Rachel intervened.
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As a result Rachel’s extensive lobbying efforts, the long-awaited improvements at the Alexandra Hospital will begin next year, the Health Secretary has confirmed.
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Rachel has welcomed the announcement that NHS England has secured a deal with Vertex Pharmaceuticals to make available all three of their UK-licensed cystic fibrosis medicines.
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Rachel is urging residents to have their say on how a Town Deal worth up to £25 million for Redditch should be invested.
Read MoreRachel MacleanTo ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what estimate he has made of the amount of HRT that was (a) prescribed and (b) dispensed in England and Wales in 2017-18.Steve BrineNHS Digital does not...
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“62% of voters in Redditch who voted in the referendum voted to leave the EU. I will vote for the deal this week to respect the result of the referendum and to fulfil the promise I made to my constituents to deliver Brexit.”
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“I will be voting for this deal on Saturday. I made a promise to my constituents that I would deliver Brexit, something 62% of voters in Redditch voted for, and I will fulfil my promise.”
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Rachel has successful secured the additional funding hospital bosses needed to submit a business case for improvement works at the Alexandra Hospital.
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“A bold domestic agenda which will improve the lives of people in Redditch,” Rachel said following yesterday’s (October 15th) Queen’s Speech.
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“The Prime Minister’s new Brexit deal is a fair and reasonable offer to the EU. The UK has compromised, and it’s now over to the EU to do the same and accept the offer on the table. If they do not then we will leave without a deal, but this will be down to the EU’s intransigence, not the British Government.”
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