Results 1-5 of 5 for foundation hospital speaker:Russell Brown

British Heroes of the Holocaust (29 Apr 2009)

Russell Brown: .... There are recollections and eyewitness accounts from people who remember the holocaust. The Holocaust Educational Trust has produced a BAFTA award-winning DVD-ROM in conjunction with the USC Shoah Foundation Institute. The groundbreaking, interactive teaching resource integrates testimony from 18 eyewitnesses of the holocaust, including Jewish, Roma, Sinti and Jehovah's Witness...

Osteoporosis (3 Mar 2004)

Mr Russell Brown: ...and I want to give colleagues an indication of some of the good work that it is doing. The group produced the National Osteoporosis Society healthy bones packs and, with a grant from the Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland, it distributed them to all the primary schools in Dumfries and Galloway 10 months ago. That goes back to the point about prevention in the early years, when people can...

Scottish Constituencies (Members' Voting Rights) (21 Jan 2004)

Mr Russell Brown: ...that I have asked him many times before and to which he has never responded. People who live at the eastern end of my constituency do not depend on Dumfries and Galloway royal infirmary for hospital care; they depend on the Cumberland infirmary at Carlisle. Was I wrong to vote for foundation hospitals, bearing in mind the fact that my constituents depend on an English health authority for...

Scottish MPs (Voting Rights) (6 Jan 2004)

Mr Russell Brown: ...hijacking of Government proposals."—[ Official Report, 28 June 2000; Vol. 352, c. 924.] That is the complete and utter shambles that we could end up with. I know that the matter of foundation hospitals has brought the matter back into the limelight, resurrecting the argument for some about the voting position of UK Members. We are all aware that, later this month, the matter of...

Orders of the Day — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (7 Jul 1997)

Mr Russell Brown: ...infirmary at Dumfries, about two days earlier than many other claims. The first nursing lectures in Great Britain—possibly in the world—were delivered in 1854 at the Crichton royal hospital, Dumfries, six years before Florence Nightingale's. How sad it is that in 1997 the Scottish Office, under the previous Government, has decreed that the constituency's only nursing college,...