Bring back Rugby's A&E
A bereaved Rugby mum wants full A&E services to return to the town's hospital.
The mum of a teenager who died after waiting 17 minutes for an ambulance has called for Rugby鈥檚 A&E services to be restored.
Naomi Rees-Issitt from Rugby lost her son Jamie in 2022 following a cardiac arrest.
The Hospital of St Cross in the town was downgraded almost 30 years ago and currently only has an urgent care centre.
Ms Rees-Issitt wants to know what the Rugby candidates in the upcoming general election will do to improve A&E services in the town.
She spoke to 大象传媒 political reporter Joshua Nevett ahead of the election on 4 July.
A spokesperson for University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust said: 鈥淲e are committed to listening to all feedback from patients and the public to continuously learn and further improve the care we provide.
鈥淩epresentatives from the Trust have met with Naomi previously and are happy to have further discussions with her around the provision of services at the Hospital of St Cross.
鈥淥ur thoughts remain with Jamie鈥檚 family and we welcome their campaign to install more defibrillators in and around Rugby.鈥
The West Midlands Ambulance Service did not comment.
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