Tag: London

Sometimes we publish pieces submitted by KONP members or supporters on topics that we think are important to draw to the attention of campaigners. This one is by Emet Sachin, who has investigated the issue [...]

Run-up to Conference In the weeks running up to Labour’s annual conference there was confusion between NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care over key aspects of the DHSC’s policy agenda. SubCos [...]

Shockingly, more than 100,000 NHS staff are poised to lose their jobs as a consequence of the Government’s ’10 Year Plan’ and ‘financial reset’. The plan includes abolishing NHS England, halving Integrated Care Board (ICB) [...]

Samantha Wathan, Press Officer, Keep Our NHS Public ‘None of us feel safe’ – Those words, from an A&E nurse speaking to the Guardian this summer, sum up an escalating crisis across our health service. [...]

The Financial Times has revealed new ties between the NHS and Israel’s genocide in Gaza. On 4 July, the newspaper reported on the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and its involvement in plans for relocating Palestinians [...]

Resident Doctors (RD) in England are once again taking industrial action as part of their long-running campaign for pay restoration to 2008 levels. They will strike from 7 am on 25th July to 7 am [...]

Saturday 5 July 2025 marked the 77th anniversary of the founding of the National Health Service. Keep Our NHS Public activists from around the country organised local events to celebrate the NHS. The message from [...]

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s speech announcing Labour’s 10 Year Health Plan for England was as hollow as it was patronising to NHS patients and workers. However Starmer and Reeves spin it, it is simply not [...]

Last night Keir Starmer was forced to make a ‘dramatic climbdown’ over the Welfare Reform Bill, showing that he cannot hide from the unpopularity of his policies anymore. While the Welfare Bill has been passed, [...]

Since Keep Our NHS Public was founded in 2005, we have been fighting for an NHS that is free at the point of need, publicly provided, funded and accountable. In the article below, Lucy Nichols [...]