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Roe puts her foot in it again at parliament

Discussion in 'United Kingdom' started by admin, Jan 28, 2005.

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    Roe puts her foot in it again at parliament

     
    admin, Jan 28, 2005
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  2. Cameron

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    “Since Labour came to power in 1997, the number of Chiropodists has gone up by 15.9%, and the number of people training to be Chiropodists has gone up by 33%. Dame Marion must understand that this sort of improvement can only be achieved by focussing on frontline services and eliminating costly bureaucracy.”


    Very interesting figures and now I am in Old Blighty, not a lot of people seem to acknowledge the increase in the workforce. When grandfathering takes effect from July this will increase the numbers again yet there appears to be a general feeling there is not enough chiropodists.


    What say you?

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    Cameron, Jan 29, 2005
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