
Reactions to Keir Starmer’s decision to scrap NHS England
Unions are unhappy about potential job losses while others are worried it could lead to further privatisation of the health service
Unions are unhappy about potential job losses while others are worried it could lead to further privatisation of the health service
This doesn’t make happy reading…
“The NHS is not up for grabs, it’s not on the table in the context of trade, but there are a number of areas where we can and should work together to deepen the trading relationship between our two countries.”
In less than a year this Labour government has pursued a radical agenda to rebuild and reform our public services, and finally address the fundamental problems in our economy the Tories ignored for 14 years.
38 Degrees say those who sign up will have a “powerful say in shaping our plans to keep our NHS off the negotiating table”
The government says it has been able to deliver the extra two million appointments due to extra evening and weekend working.
Under Labour the NHS will always be free at the point of use for anybody who needs it.”
Many will recall the Brexit bus which promised an extra £350 million a week for the NHS should Britain vote leave.
The delusions of mystic Mogg and other Brexit diehards that the rewards will eventually come, are no longer tenable. Not only can we now measure the pitiful results and consequences, but they’re impossible to ignore.
“Nigel Farage has made it clear he wants to decimate the health service and see people charged thousands for operations.”