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Health and Education (24 May 2005): Gerald Howarth: ...and is set to incur a further £8 million deficit this year. The Government claim to have provided a very generous settlement, but half of the £13.8 million increase will go on the increased cost of the acute hospital tariff, over which the PCT has zero control. That money will not buy a single additional operation. The rest of the money will be swallowed by other costs such as...
Business of the House (22 May 1991): Mr Gerald Howarth: ...on the provision of health care so that we can set out again and again the Government's superb record in the past 12 years, so that I can draw attention to the brand new £18 million community hospital in Cannock and to the increased employment opportunities at the Mental Health Foundation for Mid-Staffordshire NHS trust, so that I may expose the shroud-waving hypocrisy of Opposition...
West Midlands (Economy) (20 Dec 1989): Mr Gerald Howarth: ...-to-work area, which affects both my constituency and that of the hon. Gentleman, the unemployment figure has fallen from 17·5 per cent. to 6·3 per cent. Those figures show the change. The economic foundations laid in the early 1980s have paid off with dividends. There is no longer any land in my constituency available for development. It has all been taken. New industries are...

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