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Hundreds brave Brian to demonstrate support for St Ives hospital

Hundreds brave Brian to demonstrate support for St Ives hospital

Posted By theboss on 22nd October 2017

23rd October 2017 Hundreds of people braved “Storm Brian” on Saturday morning to link hands around St Ives harbour in protest at the continuing refusal of NHS bosses to re-open…

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