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Mark Dunne, a Unite representative at East London Foundation Trust, faces redundancy. NHS activists and Unite members rallied in support of Mark and against coming cuts, Lucy Nichols reports “Union Busting is disgusting” was the […]

Earlier this month, Keep Our NHS Public marked the 78th anniversary of the creation of the NHS. This was an opportunity for local branches across the country to celebrate the public health service, and to […]

Britain’s military is one of the best-funded in the world. In contrast, our NHS – once the best healthcare service in the world – has been steadily undermined over the last 15 years to the […]

Reviewed by John Puntis, Co Chair Keep Our NHS Public Jatinder Hayre. ‘Noctor, Noctor. A prescription for trouble’.Icon Books Ltd., London 2026. Publication date 24/09/2026 ‘Noctor’ is slang derived from blending the words ‘not a […]

The Lord Mann review of ‘antisemitism and other forms of racism in the NHS and healthcare regulatory system’ presented a series of recommendations aimed at tackling racism in the NHS. KONP agrees that antisemitism and […]

Policy commitments and actions are needed urgently  A policy statement from Keep Our NHS Public By Co Chairs Tony O’Sullivan and John Puntis A new Labour leadership has an opportunity to reset the public conversation […]

Martin Blanchard is a founder of Mental Health Action Introduction Palantir is only one among many US corporations that profit from UK government contracts and increase our dependency and vulnerability. The surge of revulsion against […]

The national Maternity crisis is coming into full public view. Women and babies have suffered grievously during these times. Staff have been under huge pressure and have endured burnout and bullying. The reality is bitter […]

In his final act as Health Secretary, Wes Streeting outlined a new Health Plan, which proposes far fewer staff for the NHS than even under the Conservatives’ plan. We are launching an urgent petition calling […]

The new Health Secretary, James Murray, has vowed to continue Wes Streeting’s work. While this does not inspire optimism, Murray could well adopt a more constructive approach. Wes Streeting has left the NHS and the […]