How can we ethically respond to rough sleeping? A four-point framework
Levels of rough sleeping have escalated rapidly in recently years, with reports of deaths on …
Why the Dilnot cap is not the answer to the social care funding crisis
The debate about social care funding during the 2017 General election was one of the …
The Politics of Hope is Left-wing
The election showed that people across the country welcomed a left-leaning set of policies. The …
Austerity in essential public services is deadly.
Grenfell demonstrates it. The NHS exemplifies it. “I seem, then, in just this little thing …
Minutes of SHA Central Council June 2017
SHA Central Council – 17th June 2017, 1.00 – 4.00 pm Unite HQ, London Minutes …
The populist radical right and the social democrats
Cheered up by last week? The last few weeks have given us a respite from …
Power, health & wellbeing
The Community Empowerment Evidence Network Power can determine how we function, how we access resources …
Democratic Unionist Party health policy
A world class health service Health matters to each and every one of us in …
UK Charter for Health
In order to achieve health for everyone we need Safety, peace and security This means …
Nothing About You Without You
A manifesto with and for disabled people Over the last seven years disabled people have …
Who’s serious about the NHS? Reviewing the Labour and Conservative pledges
The NHS is facing persistent rising costs and funding pressures. Health care needs continue to …
The NHS has become simply a logo for a partially privatised system
– and the roots of the change go back to Davos The principles underlying the …