National and local news from the front line of NHS campaigning We’re launching a major mental health campaign, so check out the exciting new video and book now for the Mental Health Crisis Summit 2019. […]
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 […]
Nottingham Keep Our NHS Public have been campaigning against Circle’s takeover of their hospital services for some time. Now though, there has been a significant development prompting the HSJ to write an article about how […]
Former Culture secretary Matt Hancock is fundamentally in the wrong job. This Health Secretary pays precious little mind to the real and fundamental issues of understaffing and underfunding, the positive resolution of which would solve […]
Controversy over NHS England’s decision to award Oxford University Hospital’s and South East London’s scanning and pathology services to private companies means we need to cut through the rhetoric and get some clarity on what […]
KONP rejects all except one of NHSE’s proposed changes to NHS laws [Read our full response to NHS England here and read the paper with NHSE’s legislative proposals here] We join with ‘We Own It’ […]
National and local news from the front line of NHS campaigning Significant victories, creative voices speaking for our NHS, new initiatives and threats of privatisation characterise the latest in NHS campaigning. It’s never a dull […]
Join KONP and We Own It in calling for the scrapping of section 75 NHS England (NHSE) is proposing an end to enforced competitive tendering of clinical services (‘section 75’) But NHS England is not proposing an […]
Huge victory for local campaigners as plans to close Charing Cross Hospital and further downgrade Ealing Hospital have been stopped. On Monday 26 March, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that the proposed plan, ‘Shaping a […]
Oxford based GP Dr Helen Salisbury reports on the increasingly disturbing news about the dis-integration of cancer care which could set an unwelcome trend nationally. Follow Helen on Twitter We are lucky enough in […]