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False promises and lack of funding has left a bitter taste in the mouth of many Leigh residents as they look ahead to the upcoming council elections on May 5. The majority of the people in the town centre believe that their Conservative MP James Grundy is battling with a Labour controlled council - resulting in a lack of action in the area.

According to NHS data, 1,844 people in Leigh faced a wait of 28 days or more to see a GP last month, and Labour’s Jo Platt is calling on Leigh MP James Grundy to take more action.

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hereThe government guidance also states that around 10 percent of mild coronavirus cases who were not admitted to hospital have reported symptoms lasting more than four weeks. A number of hospitalised cases reported continuing symptoms for eight or more weeks following discharge.Jo, whose sisters also still show symptoms, along with two of her children, said: “The epidemiologists within the group have said it’ll take years for meaningful research, but we can’t afford to wait.

former MP Jo Platt launched her own campaign to reinstate the Golbourne station, which was closed in the 1950s. She argued that it would improve connectivity and provide business opportunities to the town.