Keep Monmouthshire leisure centres and museums under public control
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Alyson ayland
8 years ago
If we don't stop this now the schools will be next, followed by gp surgeries and the rest of primary health, followed by hospitals and secondary health care. Why does anyone think this is a good idea its already failed with elderly care, housing and even banks. Come on people its only 8 years since rbs was rescued by tax payers after failing in private ownership.
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Kevin Jordan
8 years ago
These need to remain in public control and not sold off to profit hungry private business with no interest in the wellbeing of future generations.
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Susan Leader
8 years ago
Leisure for all
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Alberto Malich
8 years ago
Tory tactics, it’s a wonder there’s any family silver left!
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ja woolf
8 years ago
Museums should be under public control, stop this insane sell off of national and local assets.
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Cllr John Rennie
8 years ago
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This appalling move will increase the cost of remaining healthy in Monmouthshire. The increased prices will be funnelled into the pockets of private corporations rather than improved services.
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Steve O' Sullivan
8 years ago
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Already outside health and leisure organisations have entered into monmouthshire and all but put an end to concesionaries for the disabled and well off. For our leisure centres to be privatised will absolutely be to the detriment of all towns in monmouthshire especiall chepstow.
If we don't stop this now the schools will be next, followed by gp surgeries and the rest of primary health, followed by hospitals and secondary health care. Why does anyone think this is a good idea its already failed with elderly care, housing and even banks. Come on people its only 8 years since rbs was rescued by tax payers after failing in private ownership.
These need to remain in public control and not sold off to profit hungry private business with no interest in the wellbeing of future generations.
Leisure for all
Tory tactics, it’s a wonder there’s any family silver left!
Museums should be under public control, stop this insane sell off of national and local assets.
This appalling move will increase the cost of remaining healthy in Monmouthshire. The increased prices will be funnelled into the pockets of private corporations rather than improved services.
Already outside health and leisure organisations have entered into monmouthshire and all but put an end to concesionaries for the disabled and well off. For our leisure centres to be privatised will absolutely be to the detriment of all towns in monmouthshire especiall chepstow.