Articles by Keep Our NHS Public

Reviewed by John Puntis, Co Chair Keep Our NHS Public Jatinder Hayre. ‘Noctor, Noctor. A prescription for trouble’.Icon Books Ltd., London 2026. Publication date 24/09/2026 ‘Noctor’ is slang derived from blending the words ‘not a […]

The Lord Mann review of ‘antisemitism and other forms of racism in the NHS and healthcare regulatory system’ presented a series of recommendations aimed at tackling racism in the NHS. KONP agrees that antisemitism and […]

Policy commitments and actions are needed urgently  A policy statement from Keep Our NHS Public By Co Chairs Tony O’Sullivan and John Puntis A new Labour leadership has an opportunity to reset the public conversation […]

Martin Blanchard is a founder of Mental Health Action Introduction Palantir is only one among many US corporations that profit from UK government contracts and increase our dependency and vulnerability. The surge of revulsion against […]

The national Maternity crisis is coming into full public view. Women and babies have suffered grievously during these times. Staff have been under huge pressure and have endured burnout and bullying. The reality is bitter […]

In Keep Our NHS Public regular online meetings groups share their experiences of local campaigning and inspire others to take up similar actions. Recently we’ve heard presentations from North East and Oxford KONP on issues […]

Keep Our NHS Public (KONP) condemns the escalating US–Israel military attacks on Iran and the grave risk of a widening regional war. Reports that hospitals and other civilian infrastructure have been struck and at least […]

More money for military spending but not for health and care The spring statement is an occasion for unveiling plans for the UK economy. Investment in the NHS and addressing the social determinants of health […]

By John Puntis, Co-chair Keep Our NHS Public The NHS and care services would collapse without overseas workers Why do we have workers from abroad? The NHS and the wider UK economy have been dependent […]