Results 1-5 of 5 for foundation hospital speaker:John Randall
- Public Transport (Disabled Access) (10 Nov 2009)
John Randall: ...real problems and how, in many cases, it is cheaper to fly to Spain and back than to get a black cab. For example, Mr. Bergson lives in Hillingdon and it cost him £80.11 one way to go to the National hospital in Holborn for some drug trials. Without being too intelligent I can work out what the return trip would cost. Booking fees and credit card charges lead to a black cab costing...
- Royal Assent: Christmas Adjournment (18 Dec 2008) has video
John Randall: ...to today's headlines about the ambulance and health services, they are at a critical point. I want to pay tribute to the ambulance service, because only last week my mother, who is 89, was taken to hospital by ambulance—thankfully, she is out of hospital now. I saw for myself the problems experienced by Hillingdon hospital, such as trolley waits. The ambulance personnel, for whom I...
- [John Cummings in the Chair] — Health Services (West London) (1 May 2007)
John Randall: ...I must tell him that life deals a bitter blow. His will come shortly because fate has given me a lot of time to speak in this debate and there are matters that I want to raise with him. Hillingdon hospital, which is in my constituency and is close to where I live, still manages to provide a very good service, but, as I think is recognised, the building is not quite what it should be. I...
- [John Cummings in the Chair] — Health Services (West London) (1 May 2007)
John Randall: ...has been mentioned a lot in this and previous debates. Before Jean Brett agreed to lead that campaign back in 2000, she had to be convinced that maintaining the bed-and-bench situation at Harefield hospital, in which the patient and research are in proximity, was of such importance that destroying that affinity would result in a loss of benefit to patients both nationally and...
- Rugby Union (9 Mar 2004)
Mr John Randall: ...for the top-flight clubs as they are for schools. That is why I commend the concept of a rugby trust, which is being modelled on the very successful Football Trust—now known as the Football Foundation. Premier Rugby Ltd., the umbrella organisation for 12 professional clubs, is seeking funding over the next 10 years to build rugby stadiums and improve facilities at existing...