Lip Service
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| First episode date | October 12, 2010 |
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| Final episode date | May 25, 2012 |
| Networks | BBC Three |
| Creators | Harriet Braun |
| May 18, 2012 | |
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| ID | 1047258 |
About Lip Service
Following the interwoven love lives of three gay women living in Glasgow.
Deborah Meaden warns time running out to act on climate
... " Some large companies have been caught out - paying Lip Service to sustainability, but not putting it into practice - but many do genuinely want to commit to change, Meaden told Bupa s eco-Disruptive event in London, which earlier this month ran a competition for start-ups in the sustainability sector...
Weight-loss: Are injections the answer to tackling obesity?
... And many NHS patients " have four or five conditions as a result of their excess weight, and at the moment we pay Lip Service to it" he says...
Mum traumatised by Nottingham maternity failings gives birth to girl
... " But it s not a one-off; it s got to be a continued practise of listening and reacting, not Lip Service...
COP26: World on track for 2. 4C warming despite climate summit - report
... " If they have no plans as to how to get there, and their 2030 targets are as low as so many of them are, then frankly, these net zero targets are just Lip Service to real climate action, " said Bill Hare, chief executive of Climate Analytics, one of the groups behind the Tracker...
Coronavirus: the demands for a better workplace social distancing guidance
... Mr Roache says too many employers pay Lip Service to the protection of its employees, but actually, the people and their communities, leaving vulnerable...
Cardiff woman wins £400k in the DWP-race discrimination row
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Poorest life expectancy of women is decreasing, finds report
... Shirley Cramer CBE, chief executive of the Royal Society for Public health, said: If the new government wants to show that it can go the conversation on levelling up for the regions and groups that have been left behind, it must begin by paying more than mere Lip Service to the reality of the deep-rooted inequalities in the whole of the UK...
Natalie Portman, responds to Rose McGowan's Oscar dress criticism
... Lip Service is the problem...
Mum traumatised by Nottingham maternity failings gives birth to girl
By Verity Cowley & Jennifer HarbyBBC News
A woman whose son died after failings in a crisis-hit maternity unit has given birth to a girl.
Kim Errington, 39, gave birth to Her Daughter Elfi almost two years after she lost her son Teddy, when he was A Day old.
An inquest by the healthcare professionals involved in Teddy's care.
Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust said it had " learned lessons and implemented changes" as a result.
Ms Errington and her partner Jason were among the parents who called for, which is currently ongoing.
It will examine how at The Trust 's two hospitals, The Queen 's Medical Centre and Nottingham City Hospital, where Teddy was born.
In December 2020, The Trust 's maternity services were rated inadequate with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) finding " several serious concerns".
Ms Errington said Elfi, who was born in November, was " gorgeous".
" She's a beautiful, chilled, happy little baby, " She Said .
She Said she had been " very anxious" about the pregnancy but praised the care she had received at King's Mill, The Hospital where she chose to have her Second Child , and is run by Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Trust.
" Our care was amazing, " She Said .
" [It was] truly outstanding. There was not a Single Issue , not a stone left unturned.
" And I don't think it was because we were getting Special Treatment . People were obviously aware of our situation and took extra care. "
She Said Ms Ockenden's review meant she finally felt As If her experience of losing Teddy was being taken seriously.
" We all felt such relief, " She Said , recalling her reaction at Ms Ockenden's appointment.
" Now the big bulk of work is still to do.
" The Hospital [needs put] those changes in place and that's when we will really know whether We Are being listened to.
" We've been given the opportunity to meet the new chief executive, and I have taken him up on that offer and look forward to that meeting.
" But it's not a one-off; it's got to be a continued practise of listening and reacting, not Lip Service .
" Let's see if some real change happens and we'll see. "
Anthony May , chief executive at The Trust , " We Are committed to making the necessary and sustainable improvements to our maternity services and continue to engage fully and openly with Donna Ockenden and her team on their independent review.
" We Are not waiting for the review to conclude before making changes and our staff have been working hard to make the necessary improvements now. "
Source of news: bbc.com
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