In a joint announcement, Keir Starmer and health secretary Wes Streeting revealed plans to create millions more NHS appointments to reduce waiting lists, with a goal of cutting maximum waiting times from 18 months to 18 weeks. The “elective reform plan” includes utilizing community diagnostic centers and surgical hubs, giving patients more choice in their treatment, and allowing access to appointments and tests at convenient locations. Streeting emphasized the importance of investment and radical reform to address record long waiting lists and improve patient care.
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‘Enchantingly pretty’ UK seaside village where you can ‘hunt for dinosaurs’
Staithes is a picturesque village in North Yorkshire known for its stunning coastal views, sandy beaches, and proximity to the North York Moors National Park. The village, dubbed as one of the world's prettiest, offers a rich heritage, cultural attractions like art galleries and an annual Festival of Arts and Heritage, and opportunities for fossil hunting along the Jurassic Coast. Visitors can enjoy traditional fish and chips at Excelsior Fisheries, British pub grub at The...
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