Shropshire MP makes return to House of Commons after recovering from surgery on historic gunshot wound
A county MP has returned to parliamentary activity after undergoing surgery on a historic gunshot wound - quizzing the Government on support for community hospitals.
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South Shropshire MP Stuart Anderson spoke in Parliament yesterday (May 6) for the first time since early December after recovering from reconstructive surgery on a historic injury that he sustained during his time in the Armed Forces.
Mr Anderson first underwent treatment in January. But, due to complications, he required a further round of surgery.
The South Shropshire MP joined the army aged 17, and suffered a gunshot wound to the foot during a live firing attack, that shattered his foot, just days before his 18th birthday.
