The covid pandemic is ongoing and has already been a disaster that will have major long lasting adverse consequences Across the political divide there are few people who would even attempt to argue that the […]
The first session of Keep Our NHS Public’s People’s Covid Inquiry asks: How prepared was the NHS? The UK’s NHS is a unique healthcare system in that it provides healthcare free at the point of […]
Keep Our NHS Public campaigners in Oxfordshire have launched a campaign to raise popular support for bringing a Find, Test, Trace, Isolate and Support back into local hands. The Crush Covid campaign has garnered the […]
Over 500 people have so far signed up for the conference, which has been called by Health Campaigns Together, working in partnership with Keep Our NHS Public, the health unions UNISON, Unite and GMB, the […]
Boris Johnson seeks to ‘take back control of the NHS’ – full scale alert The leaked draft of the forthcoming government white paper on the NHS has been interpreted, notably by the Times and Hugh […]
With more than 150,000 deaths from COVID-19 Keep Our NHS Public believes the public deserves to know how and why this has happened. That is why we launched the People’s Covid Inquiry, along with a […]
January 23rd 2021 marks the first anniversary of the Wuhan lockdown and is ten months from when the UK first introduced restrictions on people’s movement in order to decrease the spread of the virus. In […]
Many campaigns supporting public services – and in particular the NHS – had high hopes for two amendments for the Trade Bill when it came back to the House of Commons from the Lords on […]
Keep Our NHS Public members from Protect Our NHS staged a protest outside the Weston Super Mare constituency office of John Penrose, husband of Dido Harding, in the first week of January.Protestors unveiled a banner […]
The news leaked this week that hotel beds are now going to be used for NHS patients, signals that this crisis is getting worse, not better, and will create enormous pressures on NHS staff who are already struggling to cope, writes nurse and Secretary of NHS Staff Voices, Iain Wilson.
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