Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said the Conservatives have broken the NHS through austerity and ‘misconceived reforms’.
The NHS has begun rolling out a life-saving health check programme to workplaces across the country.
Last week’s manifestos from the main three political parties were big on promises for health and social care but very light on detail. Lee Peart compares the pledges and assesses how they stand up ...
Health secretary Victoria Atkins has said a Conservative Government will ban NHS workers from wearing political badges.
The Liberal Democrats will pledge to make offering cancer treatment within 62 days a legal right in their General Election manifesto.
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey has pledged to be the ‘voice of carers' and to put social care at the heart of his party's manifesto.
The Liberal Democrats will pledge to make offering cancer treatment within 62 days a legal right in their General Election manifesto.
The Liberal Democrats have proposed introducing regular mental health MOT checks at key points in people's lives.
The Conservatives have pledged to build 100 new GP surgeries as part of a drive bring healthcare closer to him.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has urged the next Government to negotiate on pay this summer in order to avoid a six-month delay to a wage lift.
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North East Lincolnshire£50,269
North East Lincolnshireup to £34,434 FTE with an additional shift allowance