Increasing Face-to-Face GP Appointments

It was recently announced by Transdev, the company which operates the 467/468 “Trax” bus service that connects Bury, Fairfield Hospital and Rochdale along Rochdale Old Road that “due to funding for extra journeys from Transport for Greater Manchester coming to an end”, the service has been reduce

In a question in the House of Commons to the Secretary of State for Transport, it was confirmed to Bury North MP, James Daly, that a lane rental scheme could be coming to Greater Manchester soon.

As global inflation driven by Putin’s illegal war in Ukraine continues to put pressure on households, the Conservative Government is delivering its £94 billion cost of living support package to help vulnerable and low-income families across the country.

Data from this year reveals a significant turnaround in GP appointments, with face-to-face appointments surging to an impressive 75.2%, compared to a shocking 37% during the same period the previous year.

James Daly welcomes a big boost for businesses in Bury as the UK formally signs its biggest trade deal since Brexit, supporting 827 local businesses and 36,029 jobs in the North West, helping to grow the economy.

On my wall, as I write this article is a poster.  The face of the great Emily Bronte looks out into the distance and at once I am reassured.

James Daly has welcomed the Government’s announcement that more than £20 billion will be invested in building new hospitals, including delivering on the rebuild of North Manchester General Hospital by 2030 which will provide state-of-the-art new facilities and a better environment for patients.