Monthly Archives: June 2011

Ed Miliband highlights the huge increase in quangos and costs associated with the ConDems’ destruction of the NHS – quangos are to increase from 163 to 521. The RNIB reports that operations are not being performed because of cuts. Tower Hamlets … Continue reading →

Shadow Health Secretary John Healey criticises the Destroy the NHS Bill as introducing … “more bureaucracy, more complex decision making and more wasted cost.” Crapita complains about not getting enough business from intended and proposed NHS privatisation. ConDems release plans … Continue reading →

More to follow. The British Medical Association (BMA) renews its opposition to the Destroy the NHS Bill and calls for it to be abandoned in its entirety. Steve Field who lead the government’s ‘Listening Exercise’ on NHS ‘reforms’ says that … Continue reading →

Conservative election poster 2010 A few recent news articles concerning the UK’s Conservative and Liberal-Democrat coalition government – the ConDem’s – brutal attack on the National Health Service. Doctors call for end to NHS postcode ‘injustice’ – Health News, Health … Continue reading →

Recent NHS news articles the reforms to NHS ‘reforms’ are merely cosmetic and that the intention to destroy the NHS remains doctors are the most trusted profession but that this is at risk from proposed changes to the NHS some … Continue reading →

 Conservative election poster 2010 A few recent news articles concerning the UK’s Conservative and Liberal-Democrat coalition government – the ConDem’s – brutal attack on the National Health Service. BBC News – No apology over Leicester NHS chief’s ‘no pay’ … Continue reading →

There has been a noticable reduction in NHS articles in the corporate media since the acceptance of the Future Forum’s recommendations following it’s ‘Listening Exercise’. The corporate press and indeed many stupid MPs have accepted that the Con-Dems’ evil plans … Continue reading →

The revised Destroy the NHS Bill is to be returned to the House of Commons to be debated briefly and superficially. Unison general secretary Dave Prentis issues a “call to arms” to defeat the ConDems attacks on public services. Conservative … Continue reading →

Liberal Democrat MP Andrew George points out that the proposed NHS ‘reforms’ are remarkably unchanged through the ‘listening exercise’. A poll shows that the Conservatives and Liberal-Democrats are regarded poorly. Conservative election poster 2010 A few recent news articles concerning … Continue reading →