Support West Cumbria Hospital Services: Copeland Council discusses Mental Health

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This blog was set up to address Health issues in West Cumbria and support local health services. We must keep Acute General Hospital services in West Cumbria, including maternity, A and E, intensive care, orthopaedics, maternity, paediatrics, and cardiac services. We must also keep our community hospitals in Cumbria, including Millom Community Hospital and Mary Hewetson Cottage hospital in Keswick. The author of this blog served on Cumbria Health Scrutiny Committee from June 2017 to March 2023

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Copeland Council discusses Mental Health

The relevant Overview and Scrutiny Committee at Copeland Council met today to discuss the current NHS consultation on adult mental health services in Cumbria and took evidence from a number of speakers including representatives of West Cumbria carers and of the NHS trust.

The NHS consultation will remain open until 30th September.

Copies of the consultation document can be obtained by ringing 08447 280107 on online at nhsconsultation@cumbriapct.nhs.uk

About Me

Name: Chris Whiteside

Location: Moor Row, Northern England, United Kingdom

I have lived in several parts of Britain but my family roots are in the Northern UK and I returned to the region with my family in 2004.
Our current base is Moor Row in Cumbria but my wife and I work in Leeds and we are in the process of establishing a home in Yorkshire. We have family and friends all over the UK, including Yorkshire, Cumbria, Lancashire and Hertfordshire. I studied at the Universities of Bristol and UEA, and have worked in London, Cumbria and now Leeds.

My academic qualifications are in Economics and I work as a manager in the Telecoms industry. I have previously been a school governor, health authority member, and at various times a County, City & district, borough, town and parish councillor.

CONTACT ME: You can email me on chris4leedsne@gmail.com

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Thursday, September 18, 2008

Copeland Council discusses Mental Health

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