We the undersigned either live or work work in Redbridge note:
Havering Councillor Conservative member, Michael Deon Burton & Havering Councillor Residents' Group member, Nic Dodin along with Bob Archer, Secretary Redbridge Trades Council, and Glenn Holmes, a Labour party member, attended 10 Downing Street on 3rd May 2019 to campaign against the new plan to close King George A&E and so overload Queens hospital. Other supporters included RoseMary Warrington of the Green Party and Pete Mason of the Socialist Party.

And we ask Redbridge Council to write to BHRUT, the managers of King George & Queens:

1 Seeking that the full closure plan to be published (which is HERE)  since key passages have been redacted. Email addresses and telephone numbers can be redacted, but we see no need for other information to be suppressed.

2 A public consultation on the new King George A&E closure plan. The authors of the new closure plan describe it as “radical”. The assumptions within the plan need to be tested with greater detail and a series of public meetings just as the original 2011 closure plan was. For example, the first closure plan saw patients from King George going to three hospitals, whereas the new plan sends all patients being displaced from the King George A&E closure going to Queens.