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BRIGHTON NHS TRUST HOSPITAL – CAN’T FIND DOCTOR THAT OPERATED
Friday, November 9th, 2012
Brighton & Hove Business – New ‘Business Bank’ Announced
Monday, September 24th, 2012
Brighton & Hove Business – Invitation from Twiggy
Monday, September 24th, 2012
Brighton & Hove Business – Online Delivery Growth
Monday, September 24th, 2012
Brighton & Hove Business – Fields in Trust
Friday, September 21st, 2012
News
18 November 2012
We can only apologise that our Business platform has been used for more than three and a half years (to our knowledge) by some local hacking cyber crime team. #Hove #Crime
It seems to have continued throughout the summer 2012 having been identified March 2012 with Brighton Police, with further problems with our charity fashion site and may even include bogus paypal payments possibly being sent or information used in a menacing way. Paypal is now closed up.
When is it going to stop? Its criminal.
17 November 2012
Filed Legal Statement re Adoption Act 2002 with Brighton Police and subsequent burglary of adoption matters and family images. Sent life threatening, malicious, bogus ‘google’ alerts crimes, received over a 4 day period 4 – 7 Aprl 2012 using the information that was burgled.
Mike Weatherley MP was filed with 2 complaint issues 16 October 2012 re Adoption details. Has failed to offer meeting to resolve #Hove #Crime issues.
16 November 2012
Body devices are toxic, lethal and can kill, operated by electro-wireless. Our NHS Doctors are trained to appreciate how these devices work, the symptons and where to place in the body. Our Police forces know of their existance.
Devices are too horrible to explain further to the public and each day a diary is being kept of what the device is doing.
Lets hope that soon our policitians that run the NHS may wake up and realise that perhaps the general public shouldn’t be exposed to this sort of crime.
15 November 2012
202 days since NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership informed that a doctor’s notes and name was missing in an operation conducted 2009 and possible body device planted.
Filing at Brighton Police Station under The Communications Act 2003 further email trails of local MP in IP/Hacking issues.
14 November 2012
Filing at Brighton Police Station under The Communications Act 2003 email trails of Mike Weatherley MP in IP/Hacking issues that NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership stated didn’t exist.
13 November 2012
Filing the start of email trails under The Communications Act 2003 providing evidence of IP/Hacking evidence.
12 November 2012
Rogue doctor operating in NHS Brighton Hospital not leaving patient notes and name of operations undertaken since July 2009.
Calls for Jeremy Hunt MP Minister of State to take urgent action by National Press and Conservative Party.
Other NHS Doctors attempting to cover up and include making misleading statements about crimes including integrity of MP Mike Weatherley, his parliamentary team and Business Show Director.
Re-opended police case. Filed print screens of MP to support IP/Hacking evidence.
11 November 2012
For anumber of years we now understand that Brighton & Hove Business Show website, email facilities and social media sites have been subject to cybercrime.
16 October 2012
Computers were found to have spyware operating reporting back to some private investigating team including a video/camera link and audio. This was discovered by a professional online team.
December 2011
Unwanted Intellectual Property crime of pictures of Ed Vaizey MP Minister of State Culture Media and Sport being hacked off a picture which included the Brighton & Hove Business Show banners and Intellectual Property and that of Mike Weatherley MP. The true picture is below.
This picture was defaced and put on another unsuitable website belonging to Squatters.
A number of email trails were made to Ed Vaizey, Mike Weatherley and his team and a number of response emails were made back to The Brighton & Hove Business Show by them. Copies in our and police possession.
Emails were also sent to the Head of the Council, Leader of the Council at that time, Leader of the Green Party and Leader of the Labour Party that this was not acceptable to Brighton & Hove Businesses to be involved with such political matters as squatting.
Meetings held in recent weeks have identified that those personnel do not think they ever received those emails and certainly cannot identify those pictures. Copies of the information including pictures have now been left with them. This is most worrying that emails we have been sending out have been defaced / stopped / sent elsewhere or not at all. Worse, is that bogus replies were made from those individuals who state they have not seen their emails to make replies.
This is a cybercrime criminal act under the Communications Act 2003 to send false messages.
The Squatting organisation duly took down the picture after a few requests.
Brief discussion took place with Mike Weatherley at Portcullis House London 16 January 2012.
February 2012
Further email trails were passed between Mike Weatherley and his team and Brighton and Hove Business which we have managed to retain copies before these were further removed by criminals late April 2012.
For some reason or other, in the matter of squatting, all emails and pictures were cyberhacked except the email to Ed Vaizey, 15 December 2011, which at 16 October 2012 remained on the Business site website email facility.
We naturally apologise to all those businesses concerned but whilst this crime has been identified, along with a number of others, since at least early 2009, there appears to be a number of criminal matters urgently to pursue.
10 November 2012
A hacker trying to prevent twitter messages being sent out from this address – reported to our surveillance team.
9 November 2012
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that the patient details were possibly missing but chose to ignore this April 2012.
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that the patient presented symptoms of a surveillance device in her but chose to ignore this April 2012.
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that there may be a ‘rogue’ doctor practising April 2012 but ignored this, allowing a ‘rogue’ doctor to continue to practise.
NHS Trust Governance has failed to provide the name of the Doctor and their General Medical Council Registration to the Business Director and MP Mike Weatherley.
Our website is now under surveillance and social media. For three and a half years the site has been subject to hacking by an unknown source reported to the MP Mike Weatherley along with other business crime matters.
8 November 2012
The NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership have failed to find a doctor or their GMC registration, operating on the Business Director at The Sussex County Hospital, 24 July 2009, despite Legal and Formal requests made since April 2012. They have further confirmed that they require another two months to do so.
This is most worrying in matters of business crime in the Brighton and Sussex region.
A further letter has been sent to Mike Weatherley MP asking for that letter ‘Complaints 8 October – 8 November 2012,’ dated 8 November 2012, to be provided to Jeremy Hunt, Minister of State in this urgent case of surveillance devices and The NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership.
Who is this doctor and why can’t the NHS find him/her?
7 November 2012
NHS still can’t find the doctor(s) – who are they?
10 November 2012
A hacker trying to prevent twitter messages being sent out from this address – reported to our surveillance team.
9 November 2012
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that the patient details were possibly missing but chose to ignore this April 2012.
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that the patient presented symptoms of a surveillance device in her but chose to ignore this April 2012.
NHS Sussex Trust and Doctors knew that there may be a ‘rogue’ doctor practising April 2012 but ignored this, allowing a ‘rogue’ doctor to continue to practise since 2009.
NHS Trust Governance has failed to provide the name of the Doctor and their General Medical Council Registration to the Business Director and MP Mike Weatherley.
8 November 2012
The NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership have failed to find a doctor or their GMC registration, operating on the Business Director at The Sussex County Hospital, 24 July 2009, despite Legal and Formal requests made since April 2012. They have further confirmed that they require another two months to do so.
This is most worrying in matters of business crime in the Brighton and Sussex region.
A further letter has been sent to Mike Weatherley MP asking for that letter ‘Complaints 8 October – 8 November 2012,’ dated 8 November 2012, to be provided to Jeremy Hunt, Minister of State in this urgent case of surveillance devices and The NHS Trust Brighton Sussex Partnership.
Who is this doctor and why can’t the NHS find him/her?
7 November 2012
Is this the start of a new wave of business crime?
An Open letter to Jeremy Hunt MP Secretary of State for Health
Sir,
Urgent Request
The Business Director founded Brighton & Hove Business Show www.brightonandhovebusinessshow.co.uk and business events during 2008. A well known business face around the City offering a hugely successful platform to thousands of businesses, and local officials including councillors and MPS. It is with great disappointment that events have been suspended.
21 March 2009 a lump was found in the Business Directors throat. Cancer was feared. Close relatives informed.
The NHS Trust Brighton & Sussex Partnership carried out an operation to remove 24 July 2009 at Brighton‘s Sussex County Hospital.
April 2012 The NHS Trust was repeatably warned that medical files may have been stolen They chose to ignore this information.
Details of the doctor(s) operating have been removed from paper and electronic files. These are Regulatory, Rules and obligatory to all patients at all times under The General Medical Council and Trusts own Regulations and Rules, even by just a phone call.
The Trust and The Trust Board were alerted by several requests since the Business Director checked her files at the Primary Care Trust 23 October 2012 and at The Sussex County Brighton Hospital 24 October 2012.
The Board was issued with a general complaint and formal complaint and asked to provide the name(s) of those doctor(s) allegedly operating for The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery along with an explanation as to why the doctor(s) operating failed to make themselves known before/after the operation as is also required by Regulations and Rules.
They were unable to provide the details by 10am 5 November 2012.
July 2012 saw confirmation of further damage to the throat muscles where the Director had lost most of her voice by 2011 and in continual pain.
October 2012 a surveillance device was suspected to be still operating in the body, confirmed by a series of wireless tests, which operates these devices. The NHS Trust chose to ignore this information initially provided to them April 2012.
September 2012 Police confirmed these surveillance devices are not known to them to be in the teeth but located in the body.
Surveillance devices are common place, in the general public, operated by private surveillance firms. These devices operate by strength of wireless and can read minds and thoughts. All NHS Trust doctors have an appreciation of these devices and what they are capable of doing.
They can also cause havoc in the business community by ‘hacking’ privy to all passwords, site details etc., through the information provided by the mind. It comes as no surprise that Brighton & Hove Business Show has been ‘hacked’ for years.
The Local MP, Mike Weatherley, has received 10 complaints and a number of emails since 8 October 2012 about the NHS Trusts failings to take up matters since April 2012. This case is possibly outside of the local MPs remit, but the Business Director, family, friends and businesses have been asking for a meeting with him to discuss matters.
May 2012 the Business Director was informed by a NHS Trust Doctor in Hove, that a doctor would loose their job if she took action. This information has clearly alarmed her, her family, friends and businesses indicating that certain medics possibly knew that medical files had been removed along with the doctor’s name operating, when she reported them, as far back as the beginning of April 2012.
A second and urgent operation is clearly required, as it is understood from private surveillance companies, as the way to remove devices stored in muscle areas of the throat, and this information from the doctor that operated in 2009 is critical to the success of the second operation.
National Newspapers, including the Daily Mail, consider that Jeremy Hunt, The Secretary of State for Health, is the only person to sort this debacle out. That he has a responsibility to ensure that the NHS Trusts are performing under Rules and Regulations and that no ’rogue’ doctor is operating in the Sussex region performing private security surveillance work without the patients knowledge or consent. In fact, it’s believed to be a criminal offence to do so.
We and the newspapers look forward to a swift resolution to this matter.
Yours faithfully
M Elwy (Ms)
to –
Jeremy Hunt Secretary of State for Health, Richmond House, 79 Whitehall, London SW1A 2NS
Mike Weatherley MP Hove & Portslade Church Road Hove
If you have any details of the doctors who may have operated, or any idea where the medical information may be, please inform John Keenan at The Argus Newspaper.
Email john.keenan@theargus.co.uk call 01273 544400
This site is currently suspended due to a number of cybercrimes. The email facility will not respond.
Plans for Business Bank
New plans are announced by the government’s Business Secretary Vince Cable for the first steps in creating a Government-backed business bank, including new Government funding of £1 billion tax payers money, aiming to attract further private sector funding. The new business bank is being set up to boost lending to small and medium-sized firm.
The Treasury has given its backing to the move where it is hoped that private money may be matched and exceed to 10bn of finance. Further details to be announced 5 December 2012. Read more > Department Business Innovation Skills
Visit Britain for Style
‘The Great Britain Your Invited’ campaign adverts feature Twiggy, the household British style name from the sixties and importantly re-invented in the last decade, promoting all the right reasons to visit Great Britain for contemporary British style. See more > Visit Britain TV Twiggy
Online retail growth continues to grow in UK
Recent research according to Trimble indicate that UK shoppers are spending a staggering £3,523million per year on delivery charges for online shopping. Convenience (36%) is cited as the key reason for shopping via the web, crowded high streets and shopping centres (20%) and busy lifestyles (15%) are also driving UK shoppers to abandon the high street.
Previous research this year estimates the UK’s online retail market is set to grow 13 per cent in 2012 – in total an estimated £77bn.
The UK continues to stregthen its position as EU leader and second only to to the US in terms of market value – 30% being border trade in Europe going through UK retailers.
British retailers now export more than the rest of Europe etailers in total. Recent research figures indicate that there are now 228,000 UK online retail businesses now, being an estimated 30 per cent more than the year before.
Fields in Trust – The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge
Fields in Trust (FIT) is the only UK wide charity which protects & improves outdoor space for you to enjoy. The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge, set up during the Queens Diamond Jubilee year and headed by Prince William, is a scheme to provide a lasting legacy for communities for both the Jubilee and The Olympic and Paralympic Games London 2012. 1300 sites have already been nominated across the UK and there’s still time left for those organisations who haven’t. Read more > Fields in Trust @FieldsInTrust
The Red Tape Challenge
Results currently sees at least 3,000 of the regulations examined will be scrapped or reduced. Business service providers and their clients are now invited to give examples of how the existing regulatory regime either adversely affects or supports their operations within the business-to-business environment. Views are also being sought on a number of the business services regulations governing the private security industry, marketing and internet privacy, and some professional qualifications in the business services sector.
Cultural Festival 2012
The Cultural Festival continues including marking the Queens Diamond Jubilee Year with a stunning exhibition, at The National Portrait Gallery highlighting 60 years of her majesty’s reign. View > The Queen Art & Image final weeks National Portrait Gallery
The Cultural Olympiad Events still continue across Britain - The UK’s most prestigious fashion, music, films, books, theatre collaborations with leading visual artists and specially commissioned one-off works of art. Visit them at selected venues across the UK. Read more > London 2012 Brochure
Flying the Flag
Permission costs in England will be scrapped from October as Local Government secretary Eric Pickles says he wants to make it easier for people to fly flags following the success of the Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics and Paralympics Games.
Rules on the number, size and siting of flags in all areas away from sensitive sites such as national parks or areas of outstanding natural beauty are also being relaxed.
The rules will apply to a wide range of flags, including national and international flags, the Armed Forces Day and some military flags, the Rainbow Pride flag, and those associated to sports clubs or award schemes. @CommunitiesUK
The StartUp Loans fund – New Entrepreneurs Loans
More than 1200 applications have now been received for the StartUp Entrepreneurs Loan fund aimed at those aged between 18 and 24, headed up James Caan new company, known for his former business dealings in BBC’s Dragon’s Den series.
The first wave of cash from the £82.5 million Start-Up Loans scheme is now being distributed hoping to help launch up to 30,000 new companies. Read more > Brighton & Hove Business StartUps
Dangers of Facebook to be taught in schools
Schools will teach children about the potential dangers of Facebook and the internet from this spring. The Information Commissioner’s Office said it is hoping to develop lesson plans for teachers in time for next term. They will be provided with resources on the potential risks of posting information online, and also explaining to primary and secondary pupils the rights they have to demand that websites delete their data, and to access other information that companies or the government holds about them. Read more > Information Commissioner
New Report on the state of the British Film Industry
The UK film industry last year contributed over £4.6 billion to UK’s gross domestic product and more than £1.3 billion to the Exchequer, according to new report published of the industry in 2011, with the BFI, Pine Shepperton plc and Oxford Economics.
The industry now directly employs almost 44,000 people – up from 36,000 in 2009 – while supporting 117,000 direct and indirect jobs overall, up from 100,000 in 2009. With the average wage at £32,500, the average film employee earns significantly higher than average salary.
Production spend on inward investment accounted for 80 per cent of total UK production spend in 2011 with record levels of inward investment contributing £3.7 billion to the UK GDP.
Around £63 million has been spent on Pinewood studios since 2007, while £100 million has been invested by Warner Bros. at Leavesden studios, where Harry Potter was filmed. Read more > British Film Industry
Make it in Great Britain Winners
The winners of the Make it in Great Britain Challenge have been announced – a competition launched earlier this year to find the most innovative pre-market products, processes and concepts in the UK and chosen from the last five finalists, by the public.
BedFleX, A Preston-based group of BAE Systems apprentices won the special award after their entry was on display for the final week of the Make it in Great Britain exhibition at the Science Museum, during the summer.
BedFleX is an elastic attachment for use by recovering amputees and critical care patients which allows them to take part in bed-based exercise to aid rehabilitation.
24 July 2012 the Science Museum opened it’s doors for the free Make it in Great Britain exhibition, celebrating the success of British manufacturing.
A recent survey conducted by the museum, reinforces the view amongst Britain’s manufacturers that their work is underappreciated and poorly understood by the public. Some 80 per cent of those surveyed erroneously believed financial services are more lucrative to Britain than the country’s £137bn-a-year manufacturing industry. Less than a third were aware that manufacturing in Britain still employs around 2.5m people.
See You Tube Video > Make It In Great Britain
GoodWood Revival hosts ’60′s style Tescos
GoodWoodRevival, Goodwood Estate, played host to the 1960′s style Supermarket giant Tescos ‘gone back in time’ at the Sussex venue this year. The one-off branch was created for the Goodwood Revival racing festival.
2014 First Ambassador Named
First Ambassador for Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014 Named – Britain’s most successful Olympian, Sir Chris Hoy, has been announced as the first official ambassador of the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The cyclist’s new role sees him appearing in the start of promotional campaigns and lend his support to the organising committee.
Chinese Tourism
Latest reports indicate that Chinese Visitors added 5per cent shopping growth during the London Olympic Games, August 2012, whilst other falls were felt by Eastern visitors.
According to Global Blue, a tracker of luxury goods tourism, Chinese shoppers now spend an average of £642 in each transaction in the UK, up from £612 last year. In London, the average transaction is £1,030.
Although the number of Chinese visitors in the UK grew about 35 per cent from 2010-11, it still lags behind other European countries. Last year, 147,000 Chinese tourists visited Britain – far behind the 1.2m that went to France and ignites the debate over visa bureaucracy.
Big Ben renamed Elizabeth Tower
The historic Clock Tower, which houses Big Ben, has been renamed the Elizabeth Tower in honour of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. One of Britain’s best known landmarks will forever carry her name. The tower at the other end was of the Palace of Westminster was renamed the Victoria Tower to mark her long rein. The Queens Official Diamond Jubilee Website
The National Lottery Awards 2012 – Finalists Announced
The finalists for this Year’s National Lottery Awards are now revealed. All 21 projects will attend a star-studded ceremony later this year at which the winners will be revealed by a host of celebrity guests including finalists from Harvest Brighton & Hove. Read more > National Lottery @lottogoodcauses
Mary Portas High Street Shops
After the overwhelming response from 400 towns across the UK, town teams not chosen for the Mary Portas Pilots can apply October 2012 for an additional funding share of 5.5 million.
Town Team partners can benefit from Government support and advice from retail experts. The town teams will be invited to attend a meetings with the Association of Town Centre Management.
This year the Government chose 27 town teams including Brighton & Hove to be given up to £100,000 to rescue their high street under recommendations made to the Government by self-styled retail guru Mary Portas. Read > Mary Portas Review
The Queens Diamond Jubilee
Brighton & Hove Business are proud to promote The Queens Diamond Jubilee – a celebration of the 60 years during 2012 – Her Majesty as Monarch – Read more > about the life and times with events being staged around the UK > The official website of The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
*Giant Olympic rings featured on this website were launched on to the River Thames to mark 150 days until the start of the London Games. Photo by Lewis Whyld.
