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HORTON Hospital campaigner George Parish is recovering in the hospital he fought so hard to protect after being admitted with suspected pancreatitis on Monday.
Mr Parish, who was the leading campaigner in the fight to save acute services for Banbury, was forced to leave a Cherwell District Council reception to mark the service of a district councillor to go to Horton Hospital's Accident & Emergency after developing severe stomach pains.

Mr Parish, Labour councillor for the Ruscote Ward, was admitted to E-ward where he has since been undergoing tests.

Mr Parish is expected to be released from hospital by the end of the week, but you can send him a get well message by signing in or registering below.

For the full story on Mr Parish's admission to hospital, see this week's Banbury Guardian.

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  • Last Updated: 23 April 2008 4:29 PM
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Administration,

Banbury 23/04/2008 16:30:50
From all at the Banbury Guardian, we wish you a speedy recovery! Get well soon George.
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frank taker,

moscow, ontario, canada 23/04/2008 21:32:26
All the best on your recovery George, as an ex long term resident of Bretch Hill I always appreciated you taking the lead on the Horton plus the ton of work on local issues that you did. Even though I now call eastern Ontario home I still think of my original "hometown" and in particular the people like yourself, who made it such an original and independent place to live.
all the best Frank Taker
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Pamela ( Barson) Smith,

Plains, Texas USA 24/04/2008 18:47:39
Hi George,

Was reading about you in the Guardian and thought I'd send you get well wishes from your long lost cousin in Texas. Long time , no contact but I do read about you and see your photo in the Guardian quite often - I go in and read it every week keeping in touch with home and see that you are active in many good works. I am proud of you.
Hope you and the family are well and that you have a speedy recovery.
Take care of yourself, Tell the other members of the family I said Hi.
Love
Pam
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Pat.,

Cocoa Fl. USA 25/04/2008 00:55:10
George, Sorry to here you are in the hospital. I was your neighbour in Arundel Place my years ago , Our hope for your speedy recovery. Best Wishes to your family as well. Pat & Ed Glover and Family.
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Paddyp,

Jamaica 12/05/2008 14:08:32
I am from Jamaica, a reader of the Banbury Guardian. We do not know eath other, but I still do wish for you a speedy recovery and that something will be learned from your illness to help others. Maybe a visit to Ja. land of sun, sea and sand may help your recovery.Lol, Have A Nice Day now and always. Pat
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