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The “not fit for purpose” verdict comes back to haunt Cornwall Council’s ambition for NHS takeover

The “not fit for purpose” verdict comes back to haunt Cornwall Council’s ambition for NHS takeover

Posted By theboss on 3rd December 2017

3rd December 2017 By Graham Smith Cornwall Council’s plans to run large parts of the National Health Service could be derailed by the council’s own assessment of those plans, in…

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