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NHS Bill – Complaint to BBC about BBCQT – not one question!

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BBC Question Time - David Dimbley behind desk - looking sardonic

I am sure not everyone will agree with what I said about the differences in NHS services and take-up of private health care in London vs other parts of England but it reflects my experience.

If you want to complain about the lack of BBC coverage of the general disquiet and dismay about the NHS Bill or BBC Question Time on 22nd March from Grimsby in particular, there is a BBC online complaint form here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complain-online/

BBCQT on Twitter: ~ use #bbcqt to join debate

BBCQT on Google +

The BBC seems completely out of touch with the general mood of public opinion and widespread fear and anxiety about the changes to our way of life as a result of the NHS Bill.  Even the Daily Mail was more in touch than the BBC!

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BSA monitors cuts in NHS Speech Therapy Services for stammerers

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Confidential survey – can be completed by service users or providers.
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Amplify’d from www.stammering.org

NHS service watch – a confidential survey

Has your local speech and language therapy service been reduced? Or are there long waiting lists, or no stammering service at all for an age group? Let us know.

We have been hearing worrying accounts of cuts to speech and language therapy services for stammering. We need to gather evidence of what is happening round the country so that we can try to do something about it.

If your local service for stammering has reduced, or just if you have found there is a long waiting list, or no service for a particular age group (or at all), please let us know using the form below.

-You do not have to give your name.
-The only box you have to fill in is the one with the red border, question 3.

Read more at www.stammering.org