Cornwall Reports

No pop-ups, no click-bait, just quality independent journalism with no adverts on news pages

Rolling news
Business
Education
Environment
Health & social care
Policing and crime
Politics
Media
Investigations
Local news
As I Please
Weather & Tide Times
Comment is Free
What’s On
Rural Reflections
Travel
Football
About

Home
/
Business
/
Health & Social Care
/
Rolling news
/
County Hall wants to keep public health nursing in the public sector

County Hall wants to keep public health nursing in the public sector

Posted By Rashleigh MacFarlane on 12th April 2018

12th April 2018 By Rashleigh MacFarlane Cornwall Council officials have rejected the idea of outsourcing public health nursing to a private contractor, in favour of creating a new “delivery vehicle”…

To view the rest of this article, please subscribe to Cornwall Reports

Related Posts

Cornwall Council blames central government for £400,000 cut to health visitors and school nursing
12th December 2017By Rashleigh MacFarlaneCornwall Council has blamed central government for the £400,000 cut to…
Cornwall's health bosses consider holding STP board meetings in public
23rd October 2017By Graham SmithCornwall’s Sustainability and Transformation Plan, now re-branded as “Shaping Our Future,”…
The Kennally Care spin isn’t working, admit Cornwall’s council and health bosses – before rejecting support for the “basic principles of the National Health Service"
25th January 2018By Graham SmithCornwall’s health and council chiefs have accepted they are losing the…
Council urged to debate £264m health cuts
Cornwall Council leader John Pollard will tomorrow (Tuesday) come under pressure to allow a debate…

PAY AS YOU GO read any article for only 20 pence

Recent Posts

Panto season arrives early at the Palace of Westminster, as five of Cornwall’s MPs support the end of “virtual” voting 3rd June 2020
Covid-19 EXCLUSIVE – how the government is failing Cornwall’s care homes 3rd June 2020
Cornwall’s health chiefs: the Covid-19 cash is running out 3rd June 2020
Another spike in Covid-19 infections is heading for Cornwall, say health bosses 3rd June 2020
Wednesday’s news briefing – the daily digest of Cornwall’s headlines 3rd June 2020
Revealed: Why the white elephant glows in dark 2nd June 2020
Covid-19: Cornwall finally produces a plan for care homes 2nd June 2020
What’s the best way to spend £25 million in Camborne? 2nd June 2020
Weekly number of Covid-19 deaths in Cornwall continues to fall 2nd June 2020
Planners back idea for 24 homes – none of them “affordable” – on “ugly and derelict” part of Hayle 2nd June 2020
Cornwall’s NHS: how the road to Covid-19 recovery leads to County Hall 2nd June 2020
Tuesday’s news briefing – the daily digest of Cornwall’s headlines 2nd June 2020
Newquay Tory councillor Mark Formosa makes waves for his Conservative group over lifeguards 1st June 2020
Four months after the floods, is Cornwall heading for a drought? 1st June 2020
Covid-19: County Hall starts to think about the impact on council tax bills (and just possibly next May’s elections) 1st June 2020
Cornwall’s footballers now have their sights set on Europe – and launch their own video channel 1st June 2020
Is the Covid-19 lockdown hiding evidence of harm to Cornwall’s vulnerable children? 1st June 2020
Cornwall’s health chiefs say that Covid-19 has brought some benefits to NHS management, and now seek to make changes permanent 1st June 2020
Monday’s news briefing – the daily digest of Cornwall’s headlines 1st June 2020
Devon and Cornwall police issued nearly 1,000 Covid-19 fixed penalty notices in two months – and 75% were to locals 31st May 2020

Archives

Archives

BBC Cornwall

Dennis Hutchings: Ex-soldier's challenge over Troubles killing fails 3rd June 2020
'Crude' suspect bomb found at Penryn Masonic lodge 3rd June 2020
Deer rescued from sea by fisherman off Cornwall 2nd June 2020
NHS test & trace: Does contact tracing stop coronavirus? 1st June 2020
Coronavirus: What powers do the police have? 1st June 2020

National & International

George Floyd: UK 'takes the knee' at doorsteps in solidarity with anti-racism protesters 3rd June 2020
Boris Johnson is driving the country to Barnard Castle, when we all know he can't see a thing 3rd June 2020
Women subjected to new forms of online sexual harassment including 'zoombombing' during lockdown 3rd June 2020
George Floyd protests: Boris Johnson faces questions over arms and riot gear exports to US 3rd June 2020
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson pleads for people not to gather indoors in rainy weather, warning it could spark a second wave 3rd June 2020

A new way of doing the news - please re-Tweet! https://t.co/sqvfbQ4boD pic.twitter.com/dOebmCLn6I
— Graham Smith (@GrahamSmithCR) December 15, 2016

What do you think?

Cornwall Reports invites readers to comment

Subscribe here to get new post alerts

Thanks for subscribing!

Your Account

Username or Email

Password

Remember Me

Sign in with

VIEW YOUR ACCOUNT

Please support independent journalism

The Ragged Trouser Press
Contact
Cornwall Reports Commercial
D-I-Y Reporter’s Toolkit

© Cornwall Reports