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Cornwall’s health service is “running so hot” police are having to help transport patients

Cornwall’s health service is “running so hot” police are having to help transport patients

Posted By theboss on 4th August 2021

By Richard Whitehouse Police have been brought in to use 4×4 vehicles to transport people to and from hospital due the current crisis in urgent care services in Cornwall. A…

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