Councillor · Barking and Dagenham
Cllr Marion Hull
Labour Party
Barking Riverside ward
Barking and Dagenham
- Stories naming Marion
- 7
- Meetings we covered
- 5
- Latest story
- 22 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Marion Hull spoke about receiving care in a hospital corridor, detailing experiences of pain and lack of privacy. The councillor also questioned hospital discharge processes and inquired about strategies for reducing HIV transmission. Concerns were raised about the capacity modelling for an interim health facility and the timeline for a permanent solution. The councillor also objected to aspects of the Barking Riverside Thames Access Plan.
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Stories naming Cllr Marion Hull
- Councillor's corridor care testimony highlights failings at Queen's Hospital Councillor Marion Hull has spoken out about her distressing experience of receiving care in a corridor at Queen's Hospital, highlighting failings in patient dignity, privacy, and pain management.
- Queen's Hospital A&E to be completely rebuilt in the face of ongoing patient care challenges Despite these improvements, the testimony of Councillor Marion Hull, who detailed her distressing experience of receiving care in a corridor at Queen's Hospital following a fall, highlighted the...
- Healthwatch Barking and Dagenham to Research NHS Referral Process and NHS App Usage Councillor Marion Hull questioned the connection between hospital discharge and primary care services, specifically regarding follow-up appointments. Modhvadia clarified that while the current...
- High HIV prevalence in Barking & Dagenham noted Councillor Marion Hull inquired about effective community-based strategies for reducing HIV transmission and how local policies and education tackle HIV awareness. Mr. Santos emphasised...
- Permanent health hub for Barking Riverside delayed due to protracted negotiations and rising costs However, councillors voiced frustration over the lengthy process. Councillor Glen Spoor highlighted a five-year delay in reaching the interim stage and stressed that any further reduction in the...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Marion was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Queen Mary University to open new dental school and healthcare facility at Maritime House in Barking
- Barking & Dagenham adopts new crime strategy
- Council backs national social care reform
- Health Scrutiny Committee Addresses HIV Prevention and Support in Barking and Dagenham
- Positive East Secures £184k in Benefits and Hardship Funds for Barking and Dagenham Residents