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Professor Stephen Hawking joins the campaign to stop Cornwall Council’s takeover of NHS

Professor Stephen Hawking joins the campaign to stop Cornwall Council’s takeover of NHS

Posted By theboss on 8th December 2017

8th December 2017 By Graham Smith Campaigners hoping to halt Cornwall Council’s plans to set up an Accountable Care Organisation have been boosted by news that physicist Professor Stephen Hawking…

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