@RoyLilley@wat_thee_deuce_ And the heaters were under the seats, so the only bit of you that was warm was the back of your legs!
But, they did represent excitement as the train trips were our only escape from the village we lived in.
@RussellDunkeld So, the moral of that story (snd countless others) is that it pays to ignore safeguarding issues!
That's a great incentive for more cover-ups!
@RussellDunkeld Can you guys who have responded to @RussellDunkeld tweet repost it, as I'm trying to find out as much info as possible on what, if any, sanctions were imposed on NHS bosses after you all blew the whistle on them!
Where are they now?
NHS Trust bosses are known for ability to evade culpability by resigning at first whiff of trouble. They turn up soon after in some high office elsewhere.
Do you know the name of a refugee from justice?
Tell us of their miraculous escape in comments,
or DM me.
@RussellDunkeld@willcpowell@54kdoctors Watching the programme made me think of all you very brave whistle-blowers out there, and I thought you should do the same thing. You've lost so much on behalf of so many people. You deserve justice.
This morning I have written to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards - because No 10 keep changing their story and are still not telling the truth.
I've just signed the @GoodLawProject petition asking @govuk to conduct a full review of the companies who did not deliver adequate PPE and recover the profits from those who benefitted.
Will you add your name? https://t.co/GDYEx6EMXF
@confidencenac@BattertonMaxine @sally32347060 @Mellor76 The person you replied to was referring to the promise of £350M to the NHS if we left the EU, which has been proven to be a false figure.
@confidencenac@BattertonMaxine @sally32347060 @Mellor76 But he hasn't! And it wasn't 'enshrined in law', so it seems that people outside the UK might know more about British politics than some people who live here.
@chloeMrBsLegacy@PHSOmbudsman I agree with your reasons, but don't underestimate the system's ability to destroy you in the process. I was acting for someone who had no one else to back her up. I witnessed the worst inhumanity & not one of the agencies cared. Went on for 10 years!
@chloeMrBsLegacy@PHSOmbudsman You can't take yr complaint to PHSO until the NHS shut it down at local level. That said it is standard advice, but usually given prematurely. Ask them if yr complaint has been shut down and, if not, ask them for their final response.
@chloeMrBsLegacy I've been down the PHSO route, with some success however I don't recommend it as the NHS Complaints system destroys you. Have a look at The Health Service Investigation Bureau instead. https://t.co/NGvxDM2wcJ