Both Epsom and St Helier Hospitals could be replaced by a possible new hospital in Sutton.  Now that a new school is planned for the current Sutton Hospital's site, could, eg, St Helier's resources not have been utilised while the Sutton Hospital  was renovated?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-32297664

http://www.suttonguardian.co.uk/news/12887872.Secret_plans_to_close_Epsom_and_St_Helier_and_build_new_super_hospital_overheard_
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ABORTION (1)

On abortion (assuming I was challenged about women fighting for their rights:

I have two answers to that: during the termination process the foetus fights for its very life;

Secondly, since 1967, four million-plus female foetii have been denied the right to grow into adult women for the workforce who would have been the NI contributors and taxpayers of today: four million-plus from whom there could have been female MPs; female police officers ..  

 Nearly eight million lives lost as per these life-size foetus dolls.  It is time for abortion to be less taboo.  What about  the UK's future?

              

Tribunal rules Christian was wrong to talk about her faith

The scene: Westminster Abbey.  The date: June 2nd, 1953.  HM Queen Elizabeth  II was crowned and took an oath to '.. uphold the laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel', also to govern her nation besides her 'other realms and territories' according to their respective laws and customs.  






               


The scene: an NHS Foundation Trust based somewhere in London, the date: February 2014.  An employment tribunal has ruled that a senior occupational therapist was wrong to talk about her faith to a Muslim colleague.





http://christianconcern.com/media/victoria-wasteney-discusses-her-case-on-itv-london?utm_source=Christian+Concern&utm_campaign=93b12b8cf1-BN-2015-04-0

The PM claims that Christianity benefits this nation.  Then how has it come to this, that a therapist whose only 'crime' was to witness, has been ruled as wrong to do so? 

According to today's Times, Boris Johnson has said that a break-up of Britain was more likely if Labour entered into any sort of power-sharing deal with the SNP http://www.globoble.com/news/well-hold-labour-to-ransom-salmond-the-times-subscription#.VRA1u-E_ncs: 'Labour would be drawn  to feed the beast .. that's what they have always done'. 

This would seem to be confirmed by one commentator to the (usually loyal) Daily Telegraph: 'Elizabeth II presides over a Britain dragged into the gutter by her traitorous ministers. The threatened and very real prospect of a break up of the Union by the Scots who are being led by a hard left extremist party who call themselves nationalists and socialists.  The threatened and very real prospect that we are only a few years away from full integration into the latest attempt to create a German led single European non-democratic super state.

The CPA supports a modern, open,efficient and flexible form of government for all stakeholders to play a part.  As and when a referendum is announced regarding the UK's membership of the EU we would campaign for a 'No' vote and in the long term would look to increasing trade with Commonwealth countries (that suffered, particularly with Australia and New Zealand, when the UK entered the then Common Market).  I personally would have supported a federated kingdom including - now we have the Scottish Parliament and both Welsh and NI assemblies - an upper chamber that is comprised of representatives from the four nations making up our kingdom, something along the Belgian model.