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Leeds High Court Judicial Review could revive Cornwall Council’s “Kennally Care” NHS project

Leeds High Court Judicial Review could revive Cornwall Council’s “Kennally Care” NHS project

Posted By theboss on 24th April 2018

24th April 2018 By Graham Smith A landmark legal action is due to start today (Tuesday) to consider if the National Health Service can surrender large parts of its budget…

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