February to July 2018 6 February Tuesday Lewisham: 19.30 Public meeting: ‘No cuts to children’s mental health services (CAMHS)’. Speakers include parents and clinicians, Jon Ashworth Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Vicky Foxcroft (for […]
March for Science now has an international day of action, and the London demonstration took place on Saturday 14 April in Whitehall. Keep Our NHS Public was invited to share this message of solidarity: Thank […]
Legal or not – ‘SubCos’ are No-Gos! Keep NHS staff in the NHS By Martin Blanchard What are SubCos? A ‘SubCo’ – as subsidiary companies are sometimes called – is an independent company wholly owned […]
Please support South Yorkshire’s and Dorset’s fundraising In addition to the major judicial review (JR) led by Professor Allyson Pollock challenging the illegality of introducing Accountable Care Organisations without primary legislation, and circumventing parliamentary debate, […]
A too brief history of a man of integrity Keep Our NHS Public extends our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Professor Stephen Hawking who died in the early hours of Wednesday 14 […]
Oral evidence on dangers for the NHS of Accountable Care Systems and Organisations We were pleased to be invited as Keep Our NHS Public to give oral evidence to the Commons Health & Social Care […]
Keep Our NHS Public is helping to circulate the on-line letter to the General Medical Council (GMC) and its chief executive, Charles Massey, protesting the GMC’s role and decision on the case of Dr Hadiza […]
JR4NHS team morale boost – as Justice Cheema-Grubb agrees to cost capping order On Thursday 22 February our Famous Five and their legal team won a very important ruling that has a significance even beyond […]
NHS cross party talks and Royal Commission The Labour Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth and the Greens are right to reject yet another call for a cross-party review of long-term funding for the NHS. It […]
KONP rejects calls to fund NHS through National Insurance NHS must be funded through general taxation, not regressive National Insurance At the current time around 80% of NHS funding comes from general taxation. General taxation […]