Poster: We Want St Leonards
Poster
1983
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Rectangle poster, off-white background. Red cross printed in the centre with a diagonal split across the centre from the top left to bottom right. Black text printed over the red cross. Black text in two columns at the bottom of the poster.
Poster created by Hackney Health Emergency to raise public awareness about the proposed closure of St Leonard's Hospital in Hoxton / Shoreditch.
Hackney Health Emergency (Produced for)
Whittles, Louise (Made by)
Paper
Height: 586mm
Width: 412mm
Width: 412mm
From '1980s People Power: The Campaign to Save St Leonard's Hospital'
This poster was created by Hackney Health Emergency to raise public awareness about the proposed closure of Leonard's Hospital.
Hackney Health Emergency formed in January 1983 at the Hackney Trades Council building in Dalston Lane. It quickly won the support of local MPs and councillors of all parties. Its aim was to prevent St Leonard’s Hospital from closing.
Closure would mean residents would have to travel to St Bartholomew's Hospital in the City of London until the new Homerton Hospital opened in 1986.
This poster was created by Hackney Health Emergency to raise public awareness about the proposed closure of Leonard's Hospital.
Hackney Health Emergency formed in January 1983 at the Hackney Trades Council building in Dalston Lane. It quickly won the support of local MPs and councillors of all parties. Its aim was to prevent St Leonard’s Hospital from closing.
Closure would mean residents would have to travel to St Bartholomew's Hospital in the City of London until the new Homerton Hospital opened in 1986.
No
We want St Leonards
What we will lose:
90 acute beds
Casualty dept
Outpatient dept
X-Ray dept
Physio dept
Chiropody dept
Other hospitals to close
The Mothers
The German
St Matthews
St John's
Hackney Health Emergency
What we will lose:
90 acute beds
Casualty dept
Outpatient dept
X-Ray dept
Physio dept
Chiropody dept
Other hospitals to close
The Mothers
The German
St Matthews
St John's
Hackney Health Emergency