The full BBC News feature on Weston Hospital's need for a financial partner. Weston's MP, John Penrose comments that who runs the Hospital isn't important to Weston's families so long as the quality of care patients receive remains high.

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John Penrose on BBC News discussing Weston Hospital's need for a financial partner‘Build up not out and make homes taller’ says MP
John responds to the news Weston Hospital will need a partner to secure it financially
Weston Mercury Article: New Police Team Looks Promising
Paul Gooman to PM: "Take up John Penrose's plan to combat rip-off utilities"
John Penrose MP Visits Salvation Army’s Dewdown House
Weston Mercury: MP praises charity care home
Vaisey praises new library and pledges support for Birnbeck
MP celebrates launch of ambitious £26million water quality project
Water treatment plant opened by local MP
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This week, The Weston Mercury got in touch and asked John for his opinion on the news that Weston Hospital will need a partner in order to secure it financially for the future. By following this link you can read John's response.
In this week's column for The Weston Mercury, Weston's MP John Penrose talks about his nights with our local police patrol, how crime is continuing to fall and our newly elected Police Crime Commissioner & Chief Constable.
Former MP and now renowned journalist Paul Goodman calls for John Penrose MP's 'We Deserve better Bill', aimed at combating rip-off utility prices, to be taken up by David Cameron.
The Weston Mercury reports on the praise John Penrose MP has given to Weston's Salvation Army Care Home.
Government Minister Ed Vaisey who visited Weston last month has written a letter to Council Leader, Nigel Ashton, saying how impressed he was by the work the Council is doing.
The Weston Mercury reports on an ambitious £26million project designed to safeguard the water quality of bathing beaches in and around Weston that has been completed. Weston's MP, John Penrose was invited to be part of the launch by revealing a plaque to celebrate the occasion.
A 26m water treatment plant was opened by Wessex Water on Monday April 29th. To mark the occasion, a plaque was unveiled by MP John Penrose and Wessex Water Chairman Colin Skellett.