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'Kick in the teeth' for Eliot staff.


WOULD-BE Nuneaton MP Marcus Jones Marcus Jones (born August 15, 1973, in Jacksonville, North Carolina) is a former defensive tackle who played his entire 6-year NFL career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jones was drafted by the Bucs in the 1st round of the 1996 NFL Draft out of the University of North Carolina.  describes the postponement of George Eliot Hospital's Foundation Trust bid as "a kick in the teeth".

The decision was taken by NHS NHS
abbr.
National Health Service


NHS (in Britain) National Health Service
 West Midlands following concerns raised by Warwickshire Primary Care Trust over performance levels at the town hospital.

George Eliot Trust board members were disappointed by the news, after attracting almost 10,000 signatures of support.

Mr Jones, who is a borough councillor and the Conservatives' prospective Parliamentary candidate A prospective parliamentary candidate (often abbreviated as PPC) was a role in politics in the United Kingdom. Parliamentary candidates were selected by political parties to fight each individual constituencies in advance of each general election. , said: "The Eliot is dear to the hearts of Nuneaton people, who like to have a convenient, accessible and caring local hospital. This decision to defer the decision on the Eliot's bid for FT status is a kick in the teeth for the staff who have made great improvements over the last few years."
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Publication:Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Date:Aug 5, 2009
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