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The public has been served admirably by our excellent NHS through difficult times. But now the NHS is hanging on by its finger-tips.

Since 2010 the NHS has suffered its worst funding reduction ever, and it is expected the shortfall will rise to £26 billion by the end of 2020/21. Waiting lists are rising and already there have been an estimated 120,000 excess deaths as a result of these cuts since 2010.

Further information

Our resource cabinet has facts, figures and campaigning resources about NHS funding.

It’s time to act: Mental Health Crisis Summit launched

14th May 2019 Keep Our NHS Public 0

This Mental Health Awareness Week Keep Our NHS Public, Mental Health – Time for Action and Health Campaigns Together are launching the Mental Health Crisis Summit. Chronic underfunding has pushed mental health services to the brink, and […]

Austerity and NHS cuts: wrecking our mental health

20th February 2019 Tom Griffiths 0

While working in NHS mental health is important and rewarding, in a climate of NHS cuts, privatisation and austerity, it’s an uphill battle to provide the care so urgently needed writes Dr Mona Kamal Despite […]

Today’s figures from NHS England show the worst waiting times since records began

14th February 2019 Samantha Wathen 0

Figures from NHS England released today back up the concerns of staff on the frontline that conditions are deteriorating in emergency departments and trusts across the UK. The report shows that due to underfunding and […]

Don’t ask migrants to pay – the NHS was set up to serve us all

12th February 2019 Samantha Wathen 0

“The whole agitation has a nasty taste. Instead of rejoicing at the opportunity to practise a civilised principle, Conservatives have tried to exploit the most disreputable emotions in this among many other attempts to discredit […]

The winter crisis is one of this government’s own making

21st December 2018 Samantha Wathen 0

Is the winter crisis a new phenomenon? A winter crisis in the NHS may not be an entirely new phenomenon, but the severity of it is. 2012-13 saw the first reports of a winter crisis, […]