West Dorset MP Chris Loder has welcomed the news today that the Yeatman Hospital’s Minor Injuries Unit at Sherborne will re-open five days a week from Friday 1st April.
Alongside a number of other Minor Injuries Units in Dorset, the Yeatman MIU has been closed since late November as a result of sta
Chris Loder MP led a Westminster Hall debate today to ask the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) about the process employed when why South Western Ambulance Service has not been able to have greater military support than received last year given the difficult issues with ambulance response
It is no secret that I am opposed to the principle of vaccine passports and that is why I shall vote against them in a vote, expected on 14th December.
There is a mitigating factor that a negative test will get around the need for a vaccine pass to be presented, but when there is apparently al
West Dorset MP Chris Loder has urged the Government to improve the supply of booster vaccines in West Dorset to make sure all people who are eligible have the chance to get a vital third jab.
On the 23rd November in Health Questions he asked the Vaccines Minister Maggie Throup: ‘Alm
West Dorset MP Chris Loder has welcomed the change in direction from the NHS that the Yeatman Hospital’s Minor Injuries Unit in Sherborne has now re-opened to walk-in patients for the first time since the Coronavirus Pandemic began last year following prolonged discussions with the MP and trust Chie
Chris Loder MP supports Dorset Council’s excellent record caring for the people who need it in West Dorset despite spiralling costs of adult social care.
He believes that we need to make sure that, if the public is being asked to pay a further 1.25% of earnings to support health and soc
West Dorset MP Chris Loder welcomed volunteers from St John’s Ambulance to Westminster to an event today to thank them for their incredible work supporting the NHS throughout the pandemic.
Chris said, ‘it was genuinely a joy to meet so many people of all ages who give up their spare
The MIU at the the Yeatman Hospital closed on April 6 2020, during the early weeks of lockdown, a decision taken by Dorset Health Care Trust to manage the impact of covid-19.
When I was elected, almost a year ago, never did I expect to have to vote on a piece of legislation, as I did on Wednesday 4th November about a ‘national lockdown’.
I am not a supporter of the principle of national lockdown.
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