Results 1-6 of 6 for foundation hospital speaker:Simon Hughes
- Mental Health Services (South London) (5 Feb 2007)
Simon Hughes: ...privilege of raising and have raised them personally with the Secretary of State for Health and the Ministers of State. The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport worked at the Maudsley hospital and therefore has direct experience, as well as constituency-relevant experience, as do we all. I want to pay tribute to three other groups of people. The first is all the staff who work...
- Orders of the Day — Sierra Leone (12 Mar 1998)
Mr Simon Hughes: ..., who came to this country from a children's home, where she could not get the treatment she needed after a bullet was shot into her head, between her eye and her brain. She came here, to Norwich hospital, two years ago, for her life to be saved. Tenneh Cole, "the girl with the bullet in her head", encapsulated for a moment the tragedies that occur when the democratic structure of...
- Orders of the Day — National Health Service (Private Finance) Bill [Lords] (14 Jul 1997)
Mr Simon Hughes: ...a guillotine motion on the Finance Bill—not unheard of, but not always necessary. The Plant Varieties Bill went through all its stages in one day. It may not have been a Bill to shake the foundations of the globe, but it raised many important scientific questions. The Firearms (Amendment) Bill was rushed through on the Floor of the House instead of going into Standing Committee. Part...
- Prayers: Guy's Hospital (14 Jan 1994)
Mr Simon Hughes: I am grateful for what I hope will be a timely opportunity to discuss the future of Guy's Hospital. I am glad that the Minister has got here in the nick of time—perhaps the debate, comes in the nick of time, too. It is the pride and privilege of the Member of Parliament representing Southwark to represent Guy's hospital, founded by a former Member of this House more than 250 years ago....
- British Technology Group Bill (12 Feb 1991)
Mr Simon Hughes: ...its work force. The parallel that suggested itself to me was the recent example of the popularity among a small minority of people in certain sections of the health service for self-government of hospitals within the national health service, against the view of the majority of the work force who would rather the hospitals remained integrated as part of the local district health authority....
- Prayers: Southwark (Archaeological Heritage) (24 Jun 1988)
Mr Simon Hughes: ...early stained glass that contains a beautiful representation of a lion. In all probability it came from a window of the royal palace on that site. They have also found fascinating timber work and foundation work that identify the pattern of what must have been the early moat and dockyard. The developers, St. Martins' property company, have given the archaeologists six months to explore...