Security guards at St. George’s University an NHS school of medicine, outsourced to the multinational contractor Noonan, are victims of a two-tier workforce which has seen them severely overworked and disrespected. In addition, their terms […]
Keep Our NHS Public and Health Campaigns Together wish to add their voice to those pressing the trust Board of Imperial Healthcare to consider the benefits of bringing non-clinical support services in-house rather than seek […]
The below is a press statement from United Voices of the World For immediate release 13 January 2020 Metropolitan Police to face legal action after unlawfully detaining barrister during lawful strike at St. George’s University […]
Winter Crisis Day of Action Despite the relative media quiet this is currently the worst winter crisis on record. That’s why Keep Our NHS Public and Health Campaigns Together have called the Winter Crisis Day […]
For most patients (and especially those who are suffering the effects of long waiting lists) whether the NHS or a private company delivers their eventual treatment will not be at the forefront of their mind. […]
Three pregnant women have died as a result of fear of migrant charging, a Government report released the day after the election has revealed. The publication of the independent report, Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care […]
We’ve given this campaign everything we have. But the struggle to save our NHS must grow if the NHS is to last another term of the Conservatives in office. The Conservatives have won the election. […]
FACT: The Conservative Party website claims “We have a strong record on mental health”. “New models of personalised care will be rolled out to tackle the serious issue of adult mental illness.” “We’re funding 12 […]
When this general election began Keep Our NHS Public and Health Campaigns Together knew that this was going to be the fight of our lives. We knew that another five years of Conservative Party rule would […]
FICTION: In September 2015 Jeremy Hunt as Health Secretary promised the NHS would recruit an extra 5,000 full time equivalent GPs (FTE) by 2021. This was also set out as an objective the following year […]