Lib Dem Health Minister Visits Milton Keynes

DMC
12 Mar 2014
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http://mklibdems.focusteam.org.uk/files/2014/03/Norman-Lamb-Group-Small.jpg Health Minister Norman Lamb with MK Lib Dems at the closed Willen Surgery.

At the invitation of local Lib Dem councillors Lib Dem Health Minister Norman Lamb MP visited Milton Keynes on the 6th March to see for himself whether health services in Milton Keynes are keeping up with our growing population.

Milton Keynes Liberal Democrats explained to the Health Minister about complaints from residents about the difficulty in getting a GP appointment and the shortage of GPs, especially since Willen Surgery closed sending up to 4,000 patients by alphabetical order to Kingfisher Surgery in Newport Pagnell, Broughton Gate Health Centre, Oakridge Park Medical Centre and Purbeck Health Centre.

Mr Lamb said "I'm concerned with what happened and the way NHS England dealt with it, allocating people by surnames without any recognition of distance".

The Liberal Democrats introduced the Health Minister to Caroline Rollings, Managing Partner at Newport Pagnell Medical Centre, who explained their proposal to use the purpose built medical facility at Willen as an extension of Newport Pagnell Medical Centre.

Mr Lamb was very interested to hear about Lib Dem councillors concerns and actively listened to the proposal from the Newport Pagnell Medical Centre and agreed to follow it up with NHS England.

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