The provision of talking labels/video labels on Medication

To: Prime Minister, Gordon Brown,

Health Secretary, Alan Johnson,

Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling

We the undersigned, call on the Government, and especially the National Health Service and the Department of Health, to ensure that talking labels (for the visually impaired/blind) and video labels (for the deaf/hard of hearing) be provided all over the country free of charge - as laid down by European Directives

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