Ann Keen

NHS dentistry provision has improved in the past few months in most areas of the country. PCTs are given the priority to secure access to such provision for all who seek it. All 10 SHAs have now set themselves the aim of achieving that by March 2011 at the very latest.

— from debate entitled “Topical Questions”

The three speeches/headings immediately before

  1. 1 earlier: Colin Breed

    During the summer recess another NHS dentist in my constituency left the NHS and went private. The provision of NHS dentistry is getting worse year by year in Cornwall generally. When are the Government going to do something about it?

  2. 2 earlier: Mike O'Brien

    The answer is yes, I am doing that. There are concerns about the way in which wholesalers are now using, in effect, funnels to restrict the ability of some of the pharmacy retailers to get access to drugs, thereby driving up the price. I am concerned about this, and we need to watch it very carefully.

  3. 3 earlier: Rob Marris

    Some of the big pharmacy wholesalers, such as Phoenix Healthcare and Alliance Healthcare, are also retailers and so refuse to supply wholesale to small, new and independent pharmacy retailers. Will the Minister look into that apparent restraint of trade, please?

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