Pregnant women's group slams Hanly report

The National Birth Alliance has said the Hanly report will lead to a rise in roadside births.

Tue, 01 Jun, 2004 - 20:42

The National Birth Alliance has said the Hanly report will lead to a rise in roadside births.

The group representing pregnant mothers criticised the report, which aims to centralise hospital services and recommends slashing maternity services by two thirds.

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