
A&E wait times through the roof with 786 waiting over 12 hours
New figures released today have revealed the extent of the NHS crisis in South Gloucestershire. Both A&E and Ambulance waiting times remain amongst the worst in England.
New figures released today have revealed the extent of the NHS crisis in South Gloucestershire. Both A&E and Ambulance waiting times remain amongst the worst in England.
The Liberal Democrats are calling for a higher minimum wage for care workers in South Gloucestershire, to tackle chronic staff shortages in social care.
Cllr Claire Young, leader of the Liberal Democrat opposition group on South Gloucestershire Council, is demanding the Government cancel plans to hike the average household energy bill by £500 in April.
South Gloucestershire's Liberal Democrats have called on the Government to spare families from soaring energy bills by cancelling October’s price cap increase, accusing the Conservatives of “stalling in the face of a national emergency”.
Liberal Democrats challenged South Gloucestershire Conservatives on their Government’s disastrous mini budget and mishandling of the Energy Crisis in the Full Council Meeting on 12th October.
The number of people who’ve seen an NHS dentist in South Gloucestershire has plummeted in recent years, shocking new figures uncovered by the Liberal Democrats have revealed.
Liberal Democrat parliamentary spokesperson for Thornbury and Yate, Claire Young has called on Luke Hall to oppose Kwasi Kwarteng’s “shambolic” budget.
1249 local people had to wait more than two weeks to see a cancer specialist after a GP referral in a single month, new analysis of NHS data by South Gloucestershire’s Liberal Democrats has found.
New analysis by the Liberal Democrats reveals that over 55 pubs, restaurants and cafes are at risk of closure in South Gloucestershire following the Chancellor’s Budget last week.
South Gloucestershire Liberal Democrats are calling on the Chancellor to protect education spending, as shocking new figures show that schools in Thornbury and Yate face cuts in their spending power of £1.6 million next year.