Protecting and funding our NHS

Tom Randall MP visits Daybrook Medical Practice

Our NHS is vitally important to all of us. We need more frontline investment so our local NHS services across Gedling are fit for purpose for patients and staff alike.

Last winter, we secured £2,000,000 for Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust to upgrade A&E facilities. I’ll keep fighting for Gedling’s fair share of the Government's £33,900,000,000 increase in NHS spending – so you and your family have access to the services you need to keep healthy.

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PRIME MINISTER PRAISES NUH STAFF FOR CUTTING THE SURGICAL BACKLOG

It was confirmed last week that staff at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) have reduced the number of patients waiting more than a year and a half for surgery by a quarter in a month, despite the busiest winter ever for the health service. During Prime Minister’s Questions today, Gedl

Tom Randall MP welcomes new plan to recover urgent and emergency care services

Tom Randall MP has welcomed the news that Gedling will benefit from the NHS and the Government’s plan to help recover urgent and emergency care services, reduce waiting times, and improve patient experience. Frontline capacity will be boosted further thanks to 800 new ambulances, including 100 spec

RANDALL’S ROUND-UP

Despite the drama in Westminster, I have been working to represent Gedling and our local priorities. My work this week has included: A call with Healthwatch, where I raised the concerns of constituents and certain GP surgeries in Gedling. Voting to repeal the NI Insurance levy, which puts an aver

THOSE LIVING WITH DOWN SYNDROME WILL PLAY A KEY PART IN DEVELOPING NEW GUIDANCE

During Equalities Questions on Wednesday 30th March, Gedling’s Conservative Member of Parliament Tom Randall said “I very much welcome the passage of the Down Syndrome Bill through Parliament” and went on to ask the Equalities Minister to “commit to consulting people living with Down syndrome and ot

RANDALL’S ROUND-UP

Another busy week in Westminster and Gedling, where my work has included: Answering questions from members of Redhill Academy's Politics Club Discussing issues facing the NHS generally and pathology specifically with the President of the Royal College of Pathologists Listening to a briefing from