Contact

01253 713001 or 07980733684

My email address is russell[dot]mark@btinternet[dot]com

6 comments on “Contact

  1. gillian francis on said:

    It was made very clear in the change Over that if you weren’t registered With hcpc then you couldn’t display BSc Podiatry or in any way infer you were .
    The hcpc use bullying and intimidation as means of control and in many cases v capable podiatrist end up mentally or physically destroyed, whereas the ones under the radar continue to work offering poor service .
    Sadly other support is also missing and you are by default found guilty on reasonable doubt without the need for evidential proof.

  2. Ken Hall on said:

    Mark, I do feel for you I have been one the receiving end of the HCPC to however for something different, I whistleblew on my former employer. The HCPC in my view point are a complete Joke, I am sure they don’t know what they are doing and as for protecting the public I don’t think they know how to do this at all! I hope that you will get resolution to your problems but with the HCPC being unregulated and Unaccountable how is this a democratic safe body??

    • admin on said:

      They are certainly a dishonest bunch for sure, Ken. The fact that they have known all along that the legislation they function under is deficient and clearly puts the public at risk – is disgusting, considering “protecting the public” is their primary function. The HCPC may be a powerful organisation that acts with impunity and little scrutiny – but they most certainly are accountable. As they will discover shortly.

  3. Hannah B on said:

    Hi Mark
    Have you checked out the latest consultation on professional regulatory reform?
    https://consultations.dh.gov.uk/professional-regulation/regulatory-reform/
    I’m wondering how the professional, trades and industrial unions will respond
    Would be nice if they showed some spine and sent recommendations/templates and encouragement to members
    Hannah

  4. It looks like you’ve misspelled the word “Soor” on your website. I thought you would like to know :). Silly mistakes can ruin your site’s credibility. I’ve used a tool called SpellScan.com in the past to keep mistakes off of my website.

    -Kerri

    • Nope, sorry ‘soor’ is the Scottish spelling of’ sour’. It helps if you research thoroughly otherwise it damages your reputation when mistakes are revealed.

      Best wishes

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