Health Campaigns Together is a coalition which we support. It attempts to bring together all the campaigning organisations around the NHS. On their site you should be able to find details about what is going on in your area.
National NHS Public Voice is trying to build a national campaign to bring back a Public Voice in Our NHS
- Calderdale and Kirklees 999 Call for the NHS
- Petition from Dr Tony O’Sullivan
- Pensioners United
- Defend Our NHS public meeting video
- Judicial Review- URGENT
- Wirral’s NHS crisis: petition to save the walk-in centres
- Jessica Ormerod speech
- Re: The Labour Party Conference 2018, Liverpool
- Consultation survey for the NHS England Integrated Care Provider Contracts – all answers are here
- Is the government telling us the truth about GDPR and our NHS medical data?
- Medical Aid for Palestinians
- Winning the fight for our NHS
- Jon Ashworth video talk at Socialist Health Association meeting
- All Quiet About the Western Front – the Spring Offensive and the NHS fight back
- Urgent appeal for donations for NHS judicial review
- Join the fight to save the NHS before it’s too late
- Save Liverpool Women’s Hospital Update
- If our government won’t act to save our NHS this winter, this is what we must do
- Driving GPs into industrial action
- Councils must reject Hunt’s sick health plan
- Sion Simon’s Health Manifesto
- Tracing Campaigning through a ‘People’s History of the NHS’
- Petitions and the NHS
- After massive March 4 Our NHS protest – show your support
- Why GPs should join the 4 March NHS protest
- The future for Health Visiting
- Health Campaigns Together End of year report 2016
- Social Care Meltdown
- Joint statement – Challenging the STPs
- What is on Offer for Health and Social Care in the Welsh Assembly Elections?
- The life of a junior doctor
- Junior doctors outside Richmond House
- Yorkshire Support for Junior Doctors
- Roy Lilley talks to junior doctors on the picket line
- Why are the Junior doctors still on strike?
- Five Reasons To Support The Junior Doctors
- Junior doctors in Wilmslow
- NHS in the Thick of it
- AGM resolution 2016
- How GPs can lead the fight-back
- Heath Action Report
- At least Jeremy Hunt got his ‘consultant-led service’ after all
- Liverpool Womens Hospital 9am today
- Junior doctors picket Manchester 12 January 2016
- Jeremy’s Punt
- Junior Doctors: A Call From the BMA
- NHS Choir – A Bridge Over You
- Junior doctors strike Tuesday
- The #juniordoctors fight is the battle for the NHS
- Response by Allyson Pollock and Peter Roderick
- Crisis in care
- Save our Social Care – Keep our Social Care
- NHS Reinstatement Bill
- Campaigning for the NHS?
- Why are junior doctors demonstrating today?
- Jeremy Hunt faces a formidable opponent
- NHS Survival: Why I won’t be joining the club (yet)
- Putting Things right in the UK
- Doctors’ group to fight NHS break-up
- Fairy Story
- Keep Our NHS Public
- Our health and their development: overlapping interests?
- In which the Court of Appeal tells Jeremy Hunt his actions are strained and unnatural….and illegal.
- Tory marginal MPs facing electoral axe because of NHS crises in their patch
- Free School Meals
- Campaigning and Policy
- Save Lewisham Hospital Campaign Goes to Court
- Another Lost Vote
- The So-What issue
- Amend in haste, repent at leisure – NHS section 75 saga continues
- Medical Practitioners Union Conference 2/3/13
- The Doctor won’t see you now: Patients locked out of Cameron’s NHS
- A small victory
- NEW THREAT TO THE NHS – 5 WAYS YOU CAN HELP
- Lewisham Hospital – Top Down Reorganisation You Can See From Space
- Accident and Emergency waiting to happen
- The Compassionate Society?
- The dangers of marketisation
- Young Fabian Health Network
- The NHS but not as we know it
- Save Lewisham Hospital Campaign
- Saving Lewisham Hospital
- Reconfiguration, South London, Trust Special Administrator
- European manifesto opposing the commercialization of the health system
- A Future that Works
- Europäisches Manifest gegen die Kommerzialisierung des Gesundheitswesens
- An Alternative Vision for Health Policy
- True History of the Coalition Gang
- Consultation on local authority health scrutiny
- The Politics of Social Care
- Keep Our NHS Postcard
- NHS Restoration and Public Health Bill
- Building a campaign to save the NHS
- NHS: a guide through the wreckage
- Whose National Health Service is it?
- Keep Campaigning
- Labour, the Children’s Champion
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Sites which are useful for organising or publicising events and have lots of briefing material:
- Campaign for the NHS Reinstatement Bill
- The People’s NHS
- Key NHS campaigns – Our NHS
- Unite 4 our NHS
- Unison
- Protecting Frontline NHS Services
- NHSOS: Protecting London’s NHS Services
- NHS Future
- Save our NHS
- TUC NHS Campaigners’ Guide
Labour Party NHS Check:
Labour Party NHS Check Tell us about your NHS experience and the effect of David Cameron’s broken promise in your area.
NHS Check reports:
- No 13 NHS Incorporated October 2013
- No 12 Zero Hours Contracts in Health and Social Care July 2013
- No 11 Elderly bear the brunt of A&E crisis June 2013
- No 10 Cameron’s hidden dementia taxes May 2013
- No 9 Bed Occupancy: Trusts Operating at Dangerous Levels
- No 8 David Cameron’s NHS re-organisation April 2013
- No 7 NHS Nursing – understaffed and under pressure February 2013
- No 6 Accident waiting to happen January 2013
- No 5 Broken promises on clinical networks December 2012
- No 4 Cameron’s forgotten patients November 2012
- No 3 Cameron’s Great NHS Carve-Up October 2012
- No 2 The Doctor won’t see you now July 2012
- No 1 Cameron’s Health Lottery June 2012
Keep Campaigning to protect the NHS!
How does the NHS really work in 2013?
- Act on Ambulances
- The new NHS and how patients can find their way through the maze
- NHS for Sale
- Cameron’s betrayal on the NHS
- CCGWatch
- Unison guide: using NHS structures to block privatisation and cuts
- Patients 4 NHS
- Action for the NHS
- National Health Action Party
- NHS Cuts Route Finder
- Patient Opinion – Tell us what was good and what could be improved, say thanks or call for change – we’ll pass your stories to the people in the health services who can make a difference.
- NHS for Beginners – how you can make a difference locally
- What can local councillors do to protect patients from government policies on health and social care?
The materials below are provided for campaigners on the NHS and health issues. We own the copyright of the cartoons and we are happy to give you permission to use our material so long as you notify us and acknowledge the source. There are of course plenty of other organisations producing material you can use. Please let us know if you know of other useful stuff.
- Cartoons – free for you to use
- Jeremy Hunt song
- Lansley – Tory Boys’ picnic – a good song for a demonstration
- Now Despairing NHS – song to the tune of Clementine
We are campaigning in Wales for a charitable hospital chaplaincy service. Our Proposal envisages the same service as at present, provided by the same staff having the same terms and conditions of employment, employed by the same employer (UHBs) but funded by a charitable trust (like the Air Ambulance Service). This will save £1.3 million each and every year for nursing, midwifery and medicine. Can anyone in the SHA provide a good reason why this is not worth considering?
N.B. Hospital Chaplaincy is NOT a statutory service (Dept. of Health)
After 5 days it looks like no one has a good reason for funding religious care in hospitals from NHS budget when a charitable trust could raise the money. We raised this issue with the Welsh Labour Government of Wales in 2008. Eight years on and £11 million spent, the Welsh Government has not been able to produce an answer either.