MORNING FOLKS.........TODAY IS PROTEST DAY........JUST OFT TO GIVE MY SUPPORT TO 'SAVE OUR HOSPITAL' SERVICES.........WITH A PROTEST MARCH.....WE DON'T WANT A SECOND RATE HOSPITAL HERE,JUST TO SAVE MONEY ......
THESE TWATS WHO RUN OUR HOSPITALS DON'T GET IT.......THEY WILL NOW.!!!!!..
ON A LIGHTER NOTE......WHEN I WAS YOUNGER....
PMSL.....
You gotta luv the Irish!! ....
Paddy rings his new girlfriend's door bell, with a big bunch of flowers...
She opens the door, sees the flowers, and drags him in. She lies back on the couch, pulls her skirt up, rips her knickers off and says 'This is for the flowers!'
'Don't be silly,' says Paddy, ....
'You must have a vase somewhere!' 
G'd Morning All, G'day John....and Good luck with the protest.
ReplyDeleteGIVE THEM SOME STICK!
Thanks George.......Thousands turned out in fantastic weather..........
ReplyDeleteOft to footie now.!!
Well done to all of you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your footie John......or is it a game of 'footsie' you're off to? lol
Here's some pics from Terry. I tell ya, for a guy living in Melbourne, he knows all there is to know about London!
LMAO
And, again from Terry:
ReplyDeleteBut you know? Terry often posts us a very serious, thought provoking message, and none more so than this one today:
ReplyDeleteJohn, well done with the protest, was that for Eastborne or Hastings hossy ?
ReplyDeleteTerry, nice birds.
As you asked Chris,the Health Trust runs both hospitals.......The Trust tried to implement change 6 years ago.....It failed then & here's hoping it will again.....
ReplyDeletebtw.......we was way back near the pier,when this shot was taken....& yep, the procession was awesome......
Thousands of protesters have marched on Eastbourne seafront to fight plans to cut hospital services in East Sussex.
They want proposals to consolidate core services at specialist centres in either Hastings or Eastbourne ditched.
The NHS trust aims to centralise trauma, orthopaedics, stroke and general surgery, but campaigners want services retained in both towns.
The services are currently run at both Eastbourne District General Hospital (DGH) and Hastings' Conquest Hospital