Two major reports, five years apart, and the same uncomfortable warning. England’s Chief Medical Officer says coastal and rural communities need healthcare designed around the people living there. But the evidence from Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh raises serious questions about whether that is happening. In 2021, Professor Sir Chris Whitty (pictured) warned that England’s coastal communities were being overlooked. Too few healthcare worker…
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