Tag: London

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 [...]

Below we print the text of a a very informed and concise interview on LBC NEWS LBC News Sandy Warr, Sunday morning 15 June 2025 with John Puntis, Co-Chair of Keep Our NHS Public Listen:https://x.com/keepnhspublic/status/1934171933739728924?t=5jggU7O2-DPppwTjxQLVgQ&s=08 [...]

We are republishing this article from Unite the Union rep, Dr John Mulligan who helped lead the successful action in mental health to demand more urgent resources for the Manchester Early Intervention in Psychosis Team. [...]

Government would like to present the recent spending review as a turning point in its economic policies, with a round of investment that will stimulate economic growth. Rachel Reeves announced a 3% rise in day [...]

What is an NHS SubCo? An NHS wholly-owned subsidiary company (SubCo) is a private company, set up by an NHS Foundation Trust (FT) or, less often, by an NHS Trust to which they can transfer [...]

On Monday morning, Keir Starmer doubled down on the scapegoating of immigrants, who he claims have caused ‘incalculable’ damage to the UK. Starmer’s desperate pandering to the racist politics of Reform in an attempt to [...]

Other than repeated claims to be ‘on the side of working people’ Rachel Reeve’s Spring Budget statement sounded more like a Conservative chancellor’s speech than a Labour Party committed to ‘ending the status quo’.  From [...]