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News and Comment October 2019

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17 October (Part 2) - Fancy a quickie?

These was a Communities Scrutiny Committee meeting in Bexley last night, I arrived home just in time to catch the webcast. It was Chaired by Councillor Alan Downing and began at the unusual time of 7 p.m. The subject was NHS Urgent Care Centres. The one in Erith can only be described as a mess and the next nearest is run by Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley Clinical Commissioning Group (C.C.G.) and the Chairman was in favour of his Committee forming some sort of alliance with them. He wanted to hear “substantial reasons for being part of a Joint Overview and Scrutiny Committee”.

Councillor Richard Diment (Conservative, Sidcup) wanted to be sure it “doesn’t have any detrimental effect on services within Bexley”. Councillor James Hunt (Conservative, Blackfen & Lamorbey) was “not convinced by the data that had come from the C.C.G.” and that it would be best if the Chairman himself made the decision. Despite a total lack of “substantial reasons” the Chairman remained in favour of the Joint Scrutiny Committee and asked for two delegates to attend it.

Councillor Hunt volunteered but no one else did so immediately.

The meeting ended at 7:09 p.m.

 

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