Stewart Dr R M Elham Surgery/Old Rd, Canterbury Elham, CT4 6UH 01303 840213

Zintilis Dr S A 49 London Rd, Canterbury CT2 8SG 01227 463128

Richardson Dr M H Cossington Ho/51 Cossington Rd, Canterbury CT1 3HX 01227 763377

Horton-Szar Dr D 11 Tyler Hill Rd, Canterbury Blean, CT2 9HP 01227 764211

Lloyd-Hughes Dr W Cossington Ho/51 Cossington Rd, Canterbury CT1 3HX 01227 763377

Tasou Dr A 49 London Rd, Canterbury CT2 8SG 01227 463128

Robinson Dr G 10 New Dover Rd, Canterbury CT1 3AP 01227 462197

Grice Dr D J P Blean Surgery/11 Tyler Hill Rd, Canterbury Blean, CT2 9HP 01227 764211

Ariyaratnam Dr J Boulevard Courrieres, Canterbury Aylesham, CT3 3DU 01304 840233

Burrowes Dr P W Blean Surgery/11 Tyler Hill Rd, Canterbury Blean, CT2 9HP 01227 764211

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In this case 'he meant www.timesonline.co.uk Abortion fight 'will go on after next election', as MPs defy public opinion to keep 24-week limit| "By ignoring this change in public mood, Parliament has demonstratedby wider margins. Earlier in the evening MPs also voted to declareby scrapping the obligation for IVF doctors to consider a child's need for a male role model. Gordon Brown voted in favour of keeping the 24-week limitParliament voted on abortion laws was in 1990, when the time limit was reduced from the 28 weeks in the 1967 Act that first legalised abortiondancing" and sucking their thumbs in the womb. The 20-week scansalso appear to have fuelled a shift in opinion. A poll of GPs aheaddemanded a review. The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams suggested the law www.thisislondon.co.uk Dawn Primarolo says lower abortion limit could mislead parents - Times Online and David Rose A reduction in the legal limit for abortion from 24the first Commons vote on the issue in 18 years, Dawn Primarolo, the Healthgiving hope to desperate parents, who are in difficult enough circumstances anyway23 weeks. No babies born in the Trent region at 22 weeks survivedhospital, but this rate had not changed in 10 years. Professor FieldParliament last considered abortion in 1990, when the legal limit was reducedfor abortions to be approved by two doctors, are also possible. The Times understandsRoyal College of Midwives, said: “In theory a reduction in the legal limittreatment. The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday described the saviour siblings www.timesonline.co.uk Flushed with shame at Britain | Alice Miles - Times Online toilets. In 1989 I worked in Housing Benefits in Llandudno. I'd go into work at 8 a.m. and the street cleanerseverything is overpriced. There is demand for it. We in America have the same problems. More and more wealthy people that pay less tax and a zealous desire to cut taxes. In the end, as demand for services increases (with the populationinfrastructure investment suffers. Think of the bridge that fell in Minneapolis, the Katrina response etc. The governments ofwhy they exist. Just give it a couple of election cycles. In the mean time, good luck and brace yourself for more stink in the bathrooms. Michael, San Luis Obispo, CA/USAthis some time back. Britain imports footballers, doctors, nurses, scientists and cleaners to such an extent that I There was never any "golden age" for consumers in Britiain. We have always resented service and held in low www.timesonline.co.uk We have created human-animal embryos already, say British team - Times Online well what will that attempt next the bible states in the last day's knowledge will increase but also the lordunderstanding of the science involved. This might result in fewer daft, wild, or patently mad comments. Well done thecell. This research could be a huge breakthrough in genetics and in medicine. The only problem is regulation. As someoneeventually there will be implantation of the cow/human embryo in a female. David, Birmingham, This couldLORD said she was impressed with the scientific advances in stem cell technology currently underway, and not to worryArkansas This is diabloic, just another version of doctors gone , "mad!" AnitaK, East Troy, WI there is a scientist outside of B-movies that is interested in creating abominations for the fun of it? Paul www.timesonline.co.uk How dare they sneer at ambition | Libby Purves - Times Online afterwards than they could ever have in Britain. I was never a fanYou can't beat growing up in a community where 90% of thefailed to fund and manage them in a way that keeps local parentsGood schools will always be in good areas because intelligentthe churches. Oh, I forgot - in the words of the Arcgbishop of Canterbury "faith schools are church". But in the words of me - why? that can never be realised. Doctors will always heal me TeachersOne final point; are people in middle england rich? Many I www.timesonline.co.uk Boreout: the big lie about office overwork | David Bolchover - Times Online describes my hellish life working in a publishing company in Surrey for three years that it made me want to weep. Whythe underperforming are themselves usually concentrated in management in my experience. This is intuitively reasonable - with lessthe greasy pole. So they are unlikely to report a situation in which they play a large part. Second, there waslarge number of high-powered consultancies that have been in business for decades not had more of an effect on the way Post to Yahoo! Post to Digg Also in Guest contributors Tales of Chaucer, a Canterbury killer Tackling the bad-parent society Who’s afraid of a synthetic human? Also in Columnists We must face Ranger's problem fans www.timesonline.co.uk Gordon Brown: the terrible vacuum | Matthew Parris - Times Online Tories too) he has never had a proper job, never been exposed in the real world as the rest of us have been. This is the major flaw in modern politics, the major disconnection between governmentNicolson, Shetland, UK A British Prime Minister in the 21st century needs a clear vision in Europe: Gordon Brown has none. The European doorBritishness": He has clearly lost the plot... A Scot living in England, who does not understand Europe. Peterdamn as the person who destroyed the best pension system in the whole of Europe. Together, Brown and Balls have conspiredthat went on between Blair & Brown and their acursed spin doctors. If my kids had went on like that they would have got a clip around the ear. Sadly, the men in grey suits didn't act and through sheer brute force Brown www.timesonline.co.uk Prudence is jilted as Alistair Darling tries to buy back voters | Peter Riddell - Times Online Due to the unexpected escalation in fuel prices this year it is estimatedTreasury will benefit to the tune of £9bn in additional taxes this financial yearBournemouth, Any business in this situation would immediately cutFinance Bill were defeated. He may well, in the process, buy a win in Crewe & Nantwich, but he has also boughtTherefore anybody with half a brain in government (alas sadly lacking) couldgo very soon john small, canterbury, uk its asad reflection ofwhere and the most expensive dole office in the country called the house of parliment4) Cost of final salary schemes for doctors, administrators etc etc? www.timesonline.co.uk

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