On Radio Norfolk’s Matthew Gudgin programme, Bob Carter of the BBC asks Theresa May to apologise to the people of Norfolk and Suffolk for having the worst mental health trust in England.
Bob Carter also asks Theresa May about tomorrow’s CQC report which has found that children are waiting up to eighteen months for treatment.
Listen to the interview below:
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The BBC should ask Norman Lamb to apologise as well.
What a mental health champion he was!
Good question. Never expected her to answer. Unbelievable that they choose Norfolk to launch yet another unfounded vanity scheme. By publicising less serious MH problems it takes focus off serious, long term, often incurable conditions that require high levels of support and BEDS.
I was not impressed by Teresa May’s replies in her interview on Radio Norfolk. Conclusions and actions that should have been taken long ago are now supposed to be dealt with in the future. Always ‘We are going to …’ Answers are never ‘Oh yes we’ve f-cked up, and yes you need more money to provide more safe services for mental health because we do not put you on a par with physical health even though we say we are going to…’
I do not trust this woman except she does acknowledge that the staff are caring and now working their socks off to plug up all the holes.
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