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Posted on 07/21/2026 11:32:23 AM PDT by MinorityRepublican
Restore Britain’s candidate for the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election has been temporarily suspended from his role in the NHS for 'offensive' social media posts.
Marlon West, who is from Greater Manchester, has worked in the public sector for 30 years as a community mental health nurse.
On Friday July 17, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) published an interim decision confirming the decision to suspend Mr West for a period of 18 months.
Mr West was not present or represented at the virtual hearing.
An interim order stops a nurse or midwife practising during an investigation.
The Manchester Evening News has seen a copy of the report, which states that the decision followed allegations made against Mr West.
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Wonder why a politician from that party would want to be involved in a government body that Labour created. Hmm.
I don’t think it’s just a government body I think all the doctors in Britain have to work for the NHS?
Suspension without representation. Sounds familiar as the British way of handling things these days.
From the article: “ Mr West has been a prominent campaigner against Child Sexual Exploitation, seeking to establish a national grooming gang enquiry. His daughter was aged 14 when she was sexually exploited.”
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“ It is believed Mr West posted: “This is what Pakistanis do! After being raped and tortured! My daughter you sicko.”
This is why he was suspended. Not surprising that the poofters did it.
There are private physicians in Britain. Bring money as they are not cheap.
Canada, patients seeking faster private ACL surgery often have to go abroad (such as the U.S.), while in the UK they can usually pay a private provider within the country.
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