@MichaelLamberta It was meant to be part of the COVID deterrent which protected capacity in the NHS. We equally have a similar crisis looming in social care for which a fraction of this sort of money would help build capacity and stave off a similar anticipated collapse of our health system.
Funny that you dickhead as under EU reciprocal agreements, that you voted against in 2016 and encouraged 17 million other gullible voters, we could have done exactly that. These muppets make me furious! We are ruled by absolute clowns and donkeys. https://t.co/QzCPApA8EM
@drjanetownson I wonder what the term is for the opposite of investment - waste? The government will pay for it fourfold when the issues manifest themselves in the NHS, police and criminal justice systems. Bonkers economic strategy and I feel very sad for those it will impact the most.
@campbellclaret By comparison and using the same headlines (if my maths is correct) this compares to the £41 trillion trade bloc we just left and was on our doorstep. Wonder why they didn’t use those figures when we were leaving?
@JaneRalph29@RoyLilley I’ve been saying exactly this for years (since an appearance on BBC news in 2014) - it’s not really rocket science if I can think the same. 😃 I’ve never understood the macro economics being played out at the DoH&SC and the NHS.
Just learned Michael Fabricant has been knighted. I have had my head under the sand for a while and come back up to find the world (or at least the U.K.) has truly gone mad and the honours process is literally worthless. I’m truly sorry to those who actually deserved the honour.
@AKaatsch @trussliz Yes she does, it’s called planet Westminster and unfortunately there is whole load more of them exist there. Fortunately for you and I we appear to have developed immunity to their three word slogans.
I’m finding it a bit rich listening to NHS and LA commissioners pay their own support staff circa £17-£18 per hour in some areas and then claim poverty when we ask for increases in fees just so we can pay RLW.
We are ran by horrible little men and women who have clearly ‘forgot’ - “lest we forget”. History has a habit of repeating itself where we do not learn.
Great analogy. Arguably when it comes to seeking better outcomes and lives for people maybe Social Care and NHS should be viewed the other way round. They are certainly both essential for a healthy nation (and economy).
@implausibleblog@oldval2@ZoeJardiniere This sounds very similar to what is going on in health and social care - no decisions being made. Is there a plan?
Cuts to local budgets by 90%, European Social Fund gone and we haven’t got a government who can join up the dots and understand things will cost more. https://t.co/mWSwdLMUo1
'The community stuff that makes us feel good doesn't happen anymore': Can councils survive spending cuts?
This headline should read ‘Just 14% of people are happy with Social Care’ - sadly we are at the back of the queue for funding and headlines https://t.co/UI9vbC2aNH Unhappiness with the NHS has reached record highs - but the public still supports it
@peterkyle@Just_Clive@johnredwood Excellent - Parliament is starting to wake up to the lies that were spun. 80% of a solution is to recognise the problem. Keep going, we are nearly there to asking the public if they really wanted what we’ve been stuck with. This will accelerate as the ESF runs off.