§ Mr. Onslowasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will list the hospitals in England and Wales at which the admission of patients is currently being limited by actual or threatened industrial action on the part of (a) nursing and (b) ancillary staff.
§ Mr. MoyleI am glad to inform the hon. Member that the EETPU has now538W agreed to resume normal working, and I hope that admission will be resumed as soon as possible in the hospitals affected by the electricians' dispute.
In response to the Question, as at Monday 26th June, I understand that admissions were being limited at the following hospitals in England as a result of industrial action by (a) nursing staff, (b) ancillary staff and (c) hospital electricians.
(a) Nursing Staff
SE Thames RHA
Greenwich District General Hospital
(b) Ancillary Staff
NW Thames RHA
West London Hospital
(c) Hospital Electricians
NE Thames RHA
- Princes Alexandra, Harlow
- St. Margarets, Epping
- Ongar War Memorial
- Waltham Abbey War Memorial
- Honey Lane, Waltham Abbey
- Bishop's Stortford and District
- Herts and Essex, Bishop's Stortford
- Great West Hatch, Chigwell
- Saffron Walden General
SE Thames RHA
- Pembury, Tunbridge Wells
- Kent and Sussex, Tunbridge Wells
- Queen Victoria, East Grinstead
- Hawkenbury, Tunbridge Wells
- Crowborough War Memorial
- Tonbridge Cottage
- Homoeopathic, Tunbridge Wells
- Hawkhurst Cottage
- Edenbridge and District War Memorial
- Eastbourne District General
- St. Mary's, Eastbourne
SW Thames RHA
Royal Eye Hospital, Surbiton
Oxford RHA
- Cowley Road Hospital, Oxford
- Churchill Hospital, Oxford
- Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford
West Midlands RHA
- Walsgrave, Coventry
- Coventry and Warwick
- Gulson, Coventry
- Whitley, Coventry
- High View, Bedworth
- Royal Orthopaedic, Birmingham
- Selly Oak, Birmingham
- Dudley Road, Birmingham
- St. Chad's, Birmingham
- Good Hope, Sutton Coldfield
On behalf of my right hon. and learned Friend the Secretary of State for Wales, I have been asked to say that there are no hospitals in Wales at which admissions are limited as a result of industrial action by nursing and ancillary staff or hospital electricians.