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Crunch debate will expose divisions over Kennally Care, now postponed until September at the earliest

Crunch debate will expose divisions over Kennally Care, now postponed until September at the earliest

Posted By theboss on 28th March 2018

28th March 2018 By Graham Smith The controversy over Cornwall Council’s ambition to take over the health service will be exposed today (Wednesday) during a public debate over the speed…

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