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Letters
to Editor:- A&E
"I read with interest your
item about the visit of the Shadow Health Minister, his views are
most encouraging. Likewise those of Mark Bigley who I know is
working hard to achieve the return of the Children A&E.
However I was very surprised to
see Councillor Byrom in the picture as he has never shown any
inclination to fight for the return of the childs A&E. Indeed
as a senior town politician for many years, he could at any
time have raised objections at the Overview and Scrutiny Committee
as the move was taking place. He Didn't. Councillor Byrom is also
a Non Executive Director of the Hospital Trust Board, the Board
that implemented the changes. He could have raised objection
there. He Didn't. Why then was he in the picture, Political
oportunity perhaps. he takes the
money, but does not voice the views , or the concerns of those he
represents. Think carefully Electorate."
John Lyon-Taylor. Southport. Full name and address supplied.
- SWITCHED
ON THIS WEEK… ALL THE BEST BITS ON UK TV
- Written
by Caren Clark of TV & Satellite Week magazine.
Week Saturday 21 August to Friday 27 August
1.
V2004 Channel 4 Saturday & Sunday 11.25pm. Monday 9.30am.
Tuesday-Friday 9.25am. Pink and Dido are just two of the acts
taking to the stage at this year’s
V Festival which is being held in Chelmsford and Staffordshire.
Cat Deeley and Vernon Kay present highlights.
2.
The Buried Secret of M Night Shyamalan Five Saturday 1am.
& Sci-Fi Sunday 9pm. The Sixth Sense director gives a unique
insight into his life as he works on his new film The Village starring Adrien Brody and
Joaquin Phoenix. But not everything is what it seems.
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3.
Liquid Assets:-
Abba’s Millions BBC3 Sunday 8pm. 30 years after Waterloo
brought Abba onto the international music scene, this revealing show
lifts the lid on how the Swedish Super Troupers came to be rolling
in Money, Money,, Money...
4.
Bad Girls ITV1 Monday 9pm. LAST EPISODE.
It’s high drama all round with Kris Yates on the run and
Jim Fenner and Di Barker about to walk down the aisle. But a
vengeful Karen Betts could just have something to put a dampener on
the celebrations.
5.
Da
Ali G Show E4 Monday 10pm. NEW
SERIES. Sacha Baron Cohen returns with his hilarious US show,
which sees his comic creations Ali G, Borat and Bruno travel across
the States in their own inimitable style.
6.
The Great Love Swindle
E4 Monday 10.30pm. NEW SERIES. Four wannabe Romeos get the
chance to win a holiday if they get a girl to say ‘I love you’.
But the laugh is on the boys as all the ladies are actresses
who are only too happy to give them their comeuppance.
7.
International King of Sports Five
Tuesday 7.30pm. NEW SERIES. Soccer AM’s Helen Chamberlain
offers a break from the Olympics with the second SERIES. The
alternative sports contest which showcases unlikely events including
Underwater Shot Putt and Backstroke
Tug of War.
8.
NY-Lon Channel 4
Tuesday 10pm. NEW SERIES. Music producer Quincy Jones’
daughter Rashida stars in this transatlantic romance about a hip New
York girl who falls for a ruthless City trader from London played by
Stephen Moyer.
9.
Spy Secrets Five Friday
8pm. NEW SERIES. Ever
wondered what the real life James Bonds get up to? Former members of
the CIA, the KGB and MI6 share their experiences and reveal the
latest spy techniques.
10.
Ricky Gervais Live: Animals Channel 4 Friday 9.30pm.
Fresh from his star turn in Alias,
the award-winning comic takes the plunge into the tricky world of
live stand-up and takes us behind the scenes backstage.
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