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Friday, 17 June 2011

Don't Overload Queen's Hospital campaign

DON’T OVERLOAD QUEENS HOSPITAL
PUBLIC MEETING
7.30pm 8th July
St Edwards Church Hall
Market Place RomfordAndrew Rosindell MP
Lee Scott MP
John Cryer MP
Mike Gapes MP
and other speakersPrinted by: Nickel Press T: 020 8590 3264 www.nickelpress.com
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