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Duncan Borrowman challenges Mayor and Conservatives for action not words

2.23.22am BST (GMT +0100) Thu 8th May 2008

Duncan Borrowman at Queen Mary's Sidcup (photography: Duncan Borrowman)

Duncan Borrowman at Queen Mary's Sidcup

Old Bexley and Sidcup Lib Dem Parliamentary candidate has called for action not words from the Conservatives over Queen Mary's Hospital.

Duncan Borrowman said: "In the run up to the mayoral election we saw massive petitions and a march organised by the Conservatives. As a result Boris is Mayor, the Bexley and Bromley London Assembly member is a Conservative and one of the local Conservative councillors for the ward containing Queen Mary's has also been elected as a London-wide assembly member.

Now is the time for them to prove that it was not all an election gimmick and do everything possible to save Queen Mary's A&E and Maternity. Or else it is all just hollow election promises"

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