A ward at Kettering General Hospital is accused of failing children and rated inadequate.
Philip Hollobone said inspectors need to ensure improvements are implemented at Kettering General Hospital
In December the Care Quality Commission inspected the paediatric assessment unit, Skylark ward, and the neonatal unit after hearing concerns of safety and rated the service inadequate, the lowest possible. But added: "The hospital has fallen short on this occasion which is a concern to many local families. The hospital needs to get its act together as quickly as possible."
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