More than 2,000 back call for urgent care at Rugby hospital
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 12:55 · Archive
More than 2,000 residents have signed an open letter backing a doctor-led Urgent Treatment Centre at St Cross in Rugby. The local MP has called for the expansion, arguing that Rugby cannot keep relying on Coventry's A&E department for urgent care.
Staff at the hospital have also received practical support from The Friends of the Hospital of St Cross, who have helped fund new lockers for workers in the Outpatients Department.
How it is being reported
- Friends help fund new lockers for staff at Rugby's St CrossStaff working in the Outpatients Department at the Hospital of St Cross in Rugby have received some practical support thanks to The Friends of the Hospital of St Cross.Leamington Courier · 7 Oct, 09:58
- Rugby cannot keep relying on Coventry A&E - MPMore than 2,000 residents have signed an open letter to back a doctor-led Urgent Treatment Centre at St Cross.BBC Coventry And Warwickshire · 7 Oct, 06:10
- Thousands of people get behind MP's call for urgent care expansion at Rugby hospitalThousands of people have backed the MP’s call for doctor-led urgent care at Rugby’s Hospital of St Cross.Leamington Courier · 5 Oct, 17:42
In this story: St Cross · Rugby · Coventry · Hospital of St Cross
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