Mps

Assisteddying

How Somerset’s MPs Voted on Assisted Dying Bill

In a closely contested vote, MPs have approved plans to legalise assisted dying, with the bill passing by a margin of just 23 votes. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, introduced by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, now …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Nhs

NHS Hospitals in Crisis as Staff Reportedly Faint in 30C Heat

Warning signs about the dire state of NHS hospitals have been raised by MPs, who highlighted failing infrastructure, overwhelmed services, and unsafe facilities in the South West and beyond. The call for urgent action comes …

By Charles Bowser · · 2 min read

Nhs

NHS Hospitals in Crisis: MPs Issue Dire Warnings

MPs have issued stark warnings over the dire condition of NHS hospitals, citing failing infrastructure, overwhelmed services, and unsafe facilities across the South West and beyond. They called for a 10-year investment …

By Charles Bowser · · 2 min read

Sewage

Urgent Action Needed Over UK Water Pollution Crisis

A mounting concern over the state of the UK’s rivers and waterways has prompted MPs from the South West to issue a strong warning. They highlighted issues such as raw sewage discharges, crumbling infrastructure, and lax …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Somerset

Frustration as Musgrove Hospital Upgrade Delayed Until 2033

The decision to delay the much-needed upgrades at Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton until 2033 has sparked outrage among Somerset MPs. The government’s refusal to provide funding for urgent repairs as part of the new …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Somerset

Musgrove Hospital Upgrade Delay Infuriates Somerset MPs

Somerset’s members of parliament have expressed dismay after the government declined to allocate funds for much-needed repairs at Musgrove Park Hospital. The hospital, located in Taunton, was supposed to be part of the …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Somerset

27,000 Somerset Workers Set to Receive Pay Raises

Nearly 27,000 workers in Somerset are poised to see an increase in their pay come next April. This change is attributed to the upcoming rise in the minimum wage, which will affect around 18% of the local workforce. As part of …

By Charles Bowser · · 2 min read