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Government to offer Cornwall “debt write-off” worth millions if council agrees to NHS takeover

Government to offer Cornwall “debt write-off” worth millions if council agrees to NHS takeover

Posted By theboss on 10th December 2017

10th December 2017 By Graham Smith Councillors are preparing to launch a “charm offensive” in a bid to win the battle for hearts and minds over the future of Cornwall’s…

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