Bartlet Bequest Action Group
- HOME & NOTICES - NEWS & ARTICLES - SUPPORT - ABOUT BBAG -
William Seager’s letter of support, given at the Bartlet Exhibition, 20th January 2007
CLICK HERE for presentations given at BBAG Meeting on 19th January 2007,
on behalf of Jacqui Martin, Chief Executive, Suffolk Family Carers,
and by Dr Janet M Massey, GP & Honorary Secretary BMA Suffolk Division.
CLICK HERE for presentations given at BBAG Meeting on 19th January 2007,
on behalf of Jacqui Martin, Chief Executive, Suffolk Family Carers,
and by Dr Janet M Massey, GP & Honorary Secretary BMA Suffolk Division.
Website hosted and maintained on behalf of the Bartlet Bequest Action Group
by Felixstowe TV, part of Really Local TV LLP (Reg.No.OC322607)
The contents of this website are provided by the Bartlet Bequest Action Group
and should not be taken to reflect the views of Felixstowe TV or its proprietors.
by Felixstowe TV, part of Really Local TV LLP (Reg.No.OC322607)
The contents of this website are provided by the Bartlet Bequest Action Group
and should not be taken to reflect the views of Felixstowe TV or its proprietors.
Message from Paul Maurice Potter, Former Queens Messenger, on behalf of BBAG, April 2007:
“The Bartlet Convalescent Home in Felixstowe is being sold in a rush private sale by the NHS without due thought to the problems this will cause within the wider Suffolk community. The NHS has claimed ownership of the Bartlet, after it was given to the people of East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital District by Dr John Henry Bartlet in his will in 1917 along with enough money to keep it running. Ipswich NHS hospital already offers patients ‘weak services’ and is planning to shed 357 full time jobs and 71 beds. Two hospital theatres are also due to close. With Suffolk’s health service already in chaos, the closure of the Bartlet will further aggravate the situation. The Bartlet Bequest Action Group has been set up to secure this facility for future generations in East Suffolk.
- Having initiated legal action to recover the facility we need to raise £55k to support the action. This is where I am asking for your help. Please can you make a donation or pledge to BBAG?”
“The Bartlet Convalescent Home in Felixstowe is being sold in a rush private sale by the NHS without due thought to the problems this will cause within the wider Suffolk community. The NHS has claimed ownership of the Bartlet, after it was given to the people of East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital District by Dr John Henry Bartlet in his will in 1917 along with enough money to keep it running. Ipswich NHS hospital already offers patients ‘weak services’ and is planning to shed 357 full time jobs and 71 beds. Two hospital theatres are also due to close. With Suffolk’s health service already in chaos, the closure of the Bartlet will further aggravate the situation. The Bartlet Bequest Action Group has been set up to secure this facility for future generations in East Suffolk.
-