Perhaps I know a bit more about hospitals than you jura.
To increase the beds they need to expand the hospital, which it sounds as if they are going to be doing in the near future.
You don’t purchase beds and then dot them about the place just anywhere.Trolleys answer the bed shortage when a patient is waiting to get onto a ward.
The little boy was admitted to a ward initially for a while, then a more acute case arrived and he had to vacate the bed ,
This happens all the time btw. He then had to use a treatment room, where there were chairs only, and later onto a trolley, and eventually back to a ward.
Flu was diagnosed and he was allowed home the next lunchtime. If he had been a really serious case he would have stayed in the bed on the ward.
The hospital admitted it wasn’t ideal, but the little boy did receive care.The NHS has had record amounts of money allocated year on year and yet still becomes a political football near election time.
Trying to get through prolonged/complicated grief
Good Morning Sunday 10th May 2026
Why do you think they were so busy, why do you think they didn't have sufficient beds or staff. Please- stop excusing the inexcusable, for goodness sake.