Do not despair as yet Julie. Circle Group are in some trouble with huge debts to capital and a loss of £35million last year. Their share capital is in fact nearer £95 million and they owe the 'sharks' in the hedge funds some £100million.
Their deal with Hinchinbrooke is still not approved and Ali Parsa might be talking his empire up, but the writing is on the wall for Circle, so unless the Treasury is prepared to forget about 'due diligence' then it's all about to fall apart.
This is why I am not too bothered about the 'Bill'. It's one thing for Private Providers to bid to manage Commissioning and the 'back office' but quite another to provide full clinical services in a full blown Hospital because there isn't much money in it.
I think the implementation of this policy by the Condems will see them hoist by their own petard. I look forward to developements in Salmond land with some hope of a new paradigm, after his unitary authority plans for emergency services. I am plotting my escape to the land of my fathers as I speak.
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Do not despair as yet Julie. Circle Group are in some trouble with huge debts to capital and a loss of £35million last year. Their share capital is in fact nearer £95 million and they owe the 'sharks' in the hedge funds some £100million.
Their deal with Hinchinbrooke is still not approved and Ali Parsa might be talking his empire up, but the writing is on the wall for Circle, so unless the Treasury is prepared to forget about 'due diligence' then it's all about to fall apart.
This is why I am not too bothered about the 'Bill'. It's one thing for Private Providers to bid to manage Commissioning and the 'back office' but quite another to provide full clinical services in a full blown Hospital because there isn't much money in it.
I think the implementation of this policy by the Condems will see them hoist by their own petard. I look forward to developements in Salmond land with some hope of a new paradigm, after his unitary authority plans for emergency services. I am plotting my escape to the land of my fathers as I speak.
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