The leader of the county council in Lincolnshire is advocating for enhanced maternity services at Lincoln County Hospital. This follows a direct appeal to the Health Secretary, in which increased investment was urged to improve services. The call for enrichment comes following the recent announcement of a review of National Maternity and Neonatal Services. The goal of this review is to ensure local families benefit from the highest standard of care. Due to a rising population in the area, the county council leader has highlighted the importance of these necessary improvements for maintaining top-quality maternity care. This story has been adapted, with original reporting courtesy of The Grimsby Telegraph.
Council Leader Advocates for Boost in Maternity Services at Lincoln County Hospital
He has written to Health Secretary to make the call for investment as part of the recently announced review of National Maternity and Neonatal Services
16 July 20251 min read
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