The Tories shut 23,000 NHS beds. Now Rishi Sunak announces 5,000 new beds. That’s a real time Tory deficit of 18,000 much needed hospital beds.
They are killing the NHS to justify accelerating privatisation.
Nurses
Teachers
Ambulances
NHS Physios
Junior Doctors (being balloted)
Train drivers
Teachers
University staff
Civil servants
Postal workers
Fire Brigade
Criminal barristers
All of these services striking.
They can’t all be wrong.
The people are not the problem.
Sajid Javid has called for patients to pay for GP and A&E visits.
This is what the Conservatives have in store for us all.
We strongly oppose anything that might prevent or dissuade someone from seeking the care they need.
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The Corrupt Conservatives, selling off your health service that you pay for.
Private health tycoons have wined and dined senior ministers while cashing in on NHS contracts
@Conservatives
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Dear British Press,
There is nothing in Prince Harry’s autobiography as scandalous as the implosion of our NHS.
So please report on the things which are actually important
Thanks
Rob (a non spare a&e Dr)
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Rishi Sunak is planning new anti-worker laws that would see nurses, teachers, firefighters & other key workers sacked if they strike to defend their rights.
This is a disgraceful attack on the whole working class.
It must be fought in Parliament, in workplaces & in the streets.
Here’s the video in which Vote Leave promised shorter A&E waiting times once we left the EU.
Now, six and a half years after the referendum, the number of people waiting for more than four hours in A&E is the highest on record.
Why are paramedics on strike?
📉Real pay down £2,400 this year and £6,000 since 2010, leading to crippling staff shortages
🏥Hours-long delays at hospital entrances due to a lack of beds
🚑 82% say current pressure on the service puts them at an unacceptable level of stress
Utterly bizarre that politicians who have their meals subsidised by the taxpayer say there is no money to feed hungry kids in schools. Over just 3 years, the public have forked out over £17m to subsidise MPs' meals. There's plenty of money; it's just going to the wrong places.
The Tories cut 8 million bed spaces from the NHS reducing the number of patients hospitals can treat by 2 million a year.
They then handed a £10 billion contract to private hospitals to provide bed spaces.
See how it works?