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LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

Lib Dems pledge £1bn a year to reverse Public Health Grant cuts

By Lee Peart 03 June 2024

The Liberal Democrats have pledged a £1bn a year investment to reverse cuts to the Public Health Grant.

NUFFIELD TRUST

Public health grant cut by over 20%

By Lee Peart 30 May 2024

Public health services such as sexual health and drug and alcohol programmes have seen their budgets reduced by more than other health care services, thinktank reveals.

LABOUR

Labour pledges to hit NHS 18-week target within five years

By Lee Peart 29 May 2024

Labour has pledged to hit the NHS 18-week treatment target within five years if elected on 4 July.

ANDREA LEADSOM

Andrea Leadsom to stand down before General Election

By Lee Peart 28 May 2024

Minister for public health, start for life and primary care Andrea Leadsom has said she will not be standing in the next General Election.

ED DAVEY

Liberal Democrats set out plan to 'end dental deserts'

By Lee Peart 28 May 2024

Leader Ed Davey has said the Liberal Democrats will provide free NHS dentist check-ups to children and young mothers if elected on 4 July.

LIBERAL DEMOCRAT

Lib Dems pledge right to see GP in seven days

By Lee Peart 23 May 2024

The Liberal Democrats have pledged to give patients the right to see their GP within a week as part of their General Election campaign.

NHS PROVIDERS

'Next generation NHS' must be at the heart of election debate

By Lee Peart 23 May 2024

Trust leaders have said delivering the ‘next generation NHS' must be at the heart of the General Election debate.

RISHI SUNAK

PM says all 40 new hospitals pledged in 2019 will be built by 2030

By Lee Peart 23 May 2024

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said the Government will meet its 2019 pledge of building 40 new hospitals by 2030.

MEL STRIDE

Cross-Government group to tackle key sector staffing shortages

By Lee Peart 22 May 2024

A new cross-Government has been set up to develop new recruitment schemes to tackle shortages in key sectors, including social care.

RISHI SUNAK

PM and NHS apologise following Infected Blood Inquiry

By Lee Peart 22 May 2024

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard have apologised to victims of the infected blood scandal.