The Government U-turn on migrant charging shows that campaigning works but that the ongoing systemic racism in Government policy still requires we pool our efforts and continue our work. JOIN THE PUBLIC MEETING What’s going […]
This article is by John Lister, Keep Our NHS Public’s Secretary. It originally appeared on The Lowdown, an online magazine for health campaigners. Debates over relaxing the lockdown and whether or not the peak of the […]
This article was originally published in The Lowdown, an online magazine for health campaigners. ● The new Trade Bill gives Parliament little say over future trade deals according to MPs and campaigners, but the government […]
Don’t forget: “Stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives”? We haven’t – and nor should you. Although this advice from government came much later than it should have done, there is no doubt that […]
National Education Union Press Statement in response to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement on relaxing of the lockdown and the phased return of schools Dr Mary Bousted, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, […]
Teachers, parents and education staff have responded with the utmost seriousness and professionalism to this crisis. They need to be confident that public health is the first priority in all considerations concerning how we work together to combat this […]
John Puntis is a consultant paediatrician and co-chair of Keep Our NHS Public. As a paediatrician, I share the grave concerns of nurse Iain Wilson who has two children at school in Lewisham and has […]
The Government has declared that Social Care is part of the family of the NHS. The last time many of us heard that expression was from hospital managers trying to persuade striking porters, cleaners and […]
‘Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation’ (DNACPR) agreements are part of good medical practice, but should never be driven by panic or unethical decisions relating to rationing. There is an urgent need for national guidance from […]
A new study published in the Health Service Journal (HSJ) has provided the fullest information yet available on health and social care workers who are dying of Covid-19 in the UK. The study confirmed 106 […]
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