last month, has revealed a hidden deficit of £4.6 million.
Another closely-guarded secret has been the reported £5m debts of the newly-launched Trust at London's King's College Hospital.
As central London rocked to the huge Bishopsgate bomb. with casualties rushed to the nearby Bart's Hospital, pressure group London Health Emersoney polico out that a matchwork of piecemeal closures of tral London could leave the capital unable to cone with a major incident, accident or epidemic.
Along with Bart's on the hit list for closure are A&E units at Guy's or St. Thomas's, and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children in Hackney.
Mental health services are in London: the Royal London Trust, repottodly up to £12 million in the red, is closing a 14bed acute psychiatric ward as
SOCIALIST OUTLOOK No. 42 May 15, 1993. Page 14 Burnsalls 12 months on strike GMB's timid line prolongs the agony Facing mass unemployment, rampant employers equipped with savage anti-union laws, and a war on hard-won education, health and welfare services, the working class in Britain faces a real crisis - an avoidable crisis created by the historic