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We would ensure that nobody is left behind by providing the great adult services that are required.
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We’re giving the all clear or a definitive cancer diagnosis to over 80% of patients within 28 days. This is the fastest on record.
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This is Owen, the brilliant Labour candidate for Canterbury North in the upcoming KCC elections. Owen lives and works locally and is passionate about community engagement. He will be a solid voice for residents if elected to KCC on 1st May.
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BREAKING: NHS waiting lists fall 6 months in a row with this Labour government ➡️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Whilst it's a relief to hear of waiting list reducions, how much of our NHS is now privitised? Are we going to look at dental care beyond tooth brushing for children or even escalating cost of prescriptions, and also eye appointments/glasses. All forcing the "working" people Labour claims to support so much into having to purchase private insurance or rack up credit card debt to afford essential health treatments. All these things get swept under the rug whilst the party pats it's self on the back for moving more and more towards an American Health model.
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We would ensure that every child has the youth support that they need at school.
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What is a “youth worker”? It sounds like another underfunded, unqualified job in a mainstream. And would the funding come from County Council? Or out of already completely stretched school budgets? Or Nationally? And in any of those cases, where is the funding coming from?
Do you mean a pastoral manager?
Once again what would this look like, what would they do?
Local to Whitstable, Andy Davidson is ingrained in the community and cares about making his area better. If elected to KCC, he will stand up for you.
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Good luck Andy. We need councillors of your calibre representing us at county level.
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We would ensure that every child has the opportunities they need to play which helps them to develop and learn.
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@followers what do you think? Would this benefit your children?
What would this look like? Most people won't understand what universal play services means, so a clearer picture of what services you may be envisaging would be useful.
If this would mean expanded provision of real play facilities including adventure playgrounds et cetera this will be welcome but I look forward to reassurance that this will be the case 
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