By Guy Collis – UNISON Policy Officer The government’s Health Bill resumes its Parliamentary journey in the House of Lords…
The desperate hunt for some good news to cheer up private health bosses continues, with the Private Healthcare Information Network…
You couldn’t make it up: an NHS England press release on September 10 really did say “people will be able…
Bridlington, Barnstaple and Canterbury, and more? … One reason it has become so hard to find detailed information on planned…
One of the bits of business for the reconvened Commons left-over from the shambolic Starmer period of government is the…
GP records put private equity ownership in the spotlight The acquisition of Optum UK, the owner of EMIS, a major…
The press releases and planning guidance from the government on establishing Neighbourhood Health Centres (NHCs) make it seem that the…
New Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, and Yvette Cooper, the new Health and Social Care Secretary, face a stiff challenge if…
Without announcing any details, the new Prime Minister has made his opposition to privatisation plain. And yet he arrives at Downing Street to find a Labour health plan, which, according to a LowdownNHS analysis, has eight of 20 headline commitments that depend on private companies to deliver them. We looked at 20 headline policy commitments
As Baroness Casey takes on the question of who should pay for care directly to the public, which way will the Burnham government head on social care, and how long will it take? Before entering power, the Labour manifesto included key elements of a far-reaching Fabian/Unison proposal for a national care service, including national standards and