Commenting on the Welsh Assembly Government's announcement that hospital car parking charges will be banned, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb said:
GOVERNMENT NOT DELIVERING ON ONE-TO-ONE MIDWIFE CARE - LAMB
Tue 4th Mar 2008
Commenting on today's [Friday] King's Fund report on maternity services, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb said: "The Government is simply not delivering on its promise of one-to-one midwife care.
GOVERNMENT MUST ADMIT DENTAL CONTRACT HAS FAILED - LAMB
Tue 4th Mar 2008
Responding to new figures released today showing that more than half a million people across England have lost access to NHS dentistry since Government reforms in April 2006, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb said:
GOVERNMENT GIMMICKS TO TACKLE SUPERBUGS ARE UNTESTED - LAMB
Tue 4th Mar 2008
Responding to official figures released today showing a sharp increase in the number of deaths involving Clostridium difficile, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb said:
BIG RISE IN PEOPLE HOSPITALISED BY DOG ATTACKS - LAMB
Tue 4th Mar 2008
The Liberal Democrats have called for a review of the Dangerous Dogs Act after revealing a 43% increase over four years of people being admitted to A&E because of dog attacks.
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