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Tag Archives: NHS
Welsh = likes rugby and can sing!
Ah stereotypes – doncha just love ’em. I am Welsh. I like rugby. But I can’t sing. I remember many years ago staying in Newcastle with friends and deciding to sample the nightlife. We ended up on the Tuxedo Princess, … Continue reading
“Lessons have been learned”
Do you recognise that quote? It’s the quote that is often trollied out when someone dies at the hands of the state; usually preceded by the words a Police/NHS/DWP (delete as applicable) spokesperson says … As some of you may … Continue reading
Posted in NHS
Tagged Autism, Connor Sparrowhawk, disability, Dr Sara Ryan, Jeremy Hunt, NHS, Southern Health NHS Trust
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I cried today …
I CRIED TODAY! because I am fearful … Fearful of the tory elite. I watch the news as the poor, they beat. Zero hours, tax credit cuts, death, destruction, NHS dismantilisation. tory voices cry … “ONE NATION” But I have … Continue reading
Posted in poetry
Tagged austerity, Camoron, NHS, poetry, social media, Tax credits, Tories, zero-hours contracts
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Mens Rea, Actus Reus.
Now, I’m not being pretentious or anything, but some things just sound better in Latin and this is one of them. Mens Rea, Actus reus, simply means guilty mind, guilty act. We’ve all committed the Mens Rea at some point … Continue reading
The brutality of the bedroom tax
Reposted from The Mirror on line Tomlinson/Sunday MirrorStripped of dignity: Rob is bathed in a paddling pool in the living room This shocking picture exposes the brutal reality of David Cameron’s Bedroom Tax – a severely disabled man forced to … Continue reading
*Croeso i Corbyn
* Welsh for Welcome to I had the pleasure, along with two work colleagues, of attending the Jeremy Corbyn rally at Holland House Hotel, Newport Road Cardiff yesterday evening. I met up with my colleauges outside the hotel and I have … Continue reading
Posted in Jeremy Corbyn
Tagged austerity, benefits, Cardiff, fracking, Housing Benefit, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, NHS, politics, students, Unison, Unite, Wales
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Government proposes inquiry into moving to a ‘pay NHS’
Reposted from Our NHS; article by Richard Grimes Last week the government quietly announced a review into the biggest political hot potato of all – and almost no-one noticed. Imagine for a moment that you are the newly re-elected Conservative … Continue reading
Posted in NHS
Tagged David Cameron, House of Lords, Insurance, Jeremy Hunt, Kings Fund, Lord David Prior, NHS, Nuffield Trust, user charges
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How many Cabinet members would have failed the trade union ballot test?
Reposted from Union Solidarity International The list of Cabinet members who failed to secure 40% of the vote. They would not have been elected had the same criteria been imposed as strike ballots Half the members of the new Tory … Continue reading
Posted in Strike ballots
Tagged Amber Rudd, David Mundell, Francis O'Grady, Iain Duncan Smith, Justine Greening, Liz Truss, Mark Serwotka, NHS, Nicky Morgan, Oliver Letwin, Patrick McLoughlin, PCS, RCM, Sajid Javid, Stephen Crabb, strike ballots, Theresa Villiers, Trade Unions, TUC, unions, Unite
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21 days to go
Watch the video David Cameron thinks that saying “think of all the things we’ve done in the last five years” is a boast. But when people do think about the last five years, they remember a hike in VAT, the … Continue reading
He wouldn’t (couldn’t) answer …
From Jon Ashworth Labour General Election Campaign Deputy Did you see David Cameron last night? He was in the same studio with Ed Miliband, at the same time, with the same audience — but he wouldn’t debate him head-to-head. We … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2015
Tagged Conservatives, David Cameron, debate, Ed Milliband, Foodbanks, General election, Labour, NHS, zero-hours contracts
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