Submissions for written evidence closed on 22 March 2019. The following submissions were received. Click on the names for PDFs. 14 February 2019 Karen Taylor John Kierans Michelle Smith Jan …
Read More
On Friday 1 March, Alastair McLellan, editor of the HSJ tweeted “OK HEALTH POLICY WORLD – ARE YOU SITTING DOWN? If not, I suggest you do.” This was followed by …
Read More
If you have never read Chapter 5 of Bevan’s set of essays written in 1952, In Place of Fear, you should. It is essential reading for two very important reasons: …
Read More
Recent months have seen three debates in parliament about NHS privatisation. The first in Westminster Hall (23 April) the second and third in the Commons, on Subsidiary Companies (20 March) …
Read More
We are adding our voices to the call for NHS campaigners to be outside the Royal Courts of Justice this week, 9am, Wednesday and Thursday, 23 & 24 May to …
Read More
There are pressing reasons for understanding a bit about how our tax system works and very specifically what National Insurance is. NI is used as successive governments’ tax increase of …
Read More
England’s 44 Sustainability & Transformation footprints Reprinted, unedited, with kind permission of the author, this blog was originally published on the Cost of Living website and was written by Adrian …
Read More
We are used to seeing catastrophic headlines and quotes about the NHS and social care, but it is never very clear exactly what is envisaged in the warnings. At what …
Read More
What is ‘the economy’? If you listened to George Osborne, or every Chancellor since 1979, you would be forgiven for gaining the impression that it is all about ‘debt’ and …
Read More
At approximately 2000 words this is a long read. It is designed to be read without needing to click through the links, but they will provide evidence and/or context to …
Read More