Cowper’s Cut 329: The 2024 General Election health policy debate - almost as good as England’s football
Ahem.
Is it me or is there a disconnect between the importance voters place on the NHS this election (see
Cowper’s Cut 328: Mentioning the whole money thing
How much spending on the NHS have the major parties committed to in their election manifestos?To help inform the
Cowper’s Cut 327: Health and care manifestos reviewed; ConfedExpo - don’t mention money or politics!
Sorry for the late arrival of this issue of ‘Cut’: this was due to circumstances. Buckle in: here we go.
Cowper’s Cut 326: D-Day (as in debate) offers little clarity
Vote Labour, get strikes.
Keir Starmer would hand the economy over to unions, bringing mass disruption on a daily basis.
Cowper’s Cut 325: NHS England’s financial recovery plan, and other fictions
It’s been a long first full week of the 2024 General Election campaign. Both of the main Westminster parties
Cowper’s Cut 324: Things Can Only Get Wetter
Considering the millions spent creating the high-spec TV studio within Downing Street, one must have a heart of stone not
Cowper’s Cut 323: “Efficiency our motto, by which we proudly stand”
The future isn’t what it used to be
NEW: NHS spending has risen more slowly than planned at the
Cowper’s Cut 322: Sugar tax for Streeting’s waffle
Sugar tax for Streeting
Workforce and winter under Labour: Wes Streeting on his plan for the NHS and ending the
Cowper’s Cut 321: Not the end of NHS targets, nor of their support chassis
Health Service Journal’s editor Alastair McLellan was the man who, back in 2017, thought I could write a weekly
Cowper’s Cut 320: Poulter(zeit)geist
Poltergeists are annoying ghosts who go around trashing things and causing destruction. Any resemblance to erstwhile (sub-)prime ministers Boris
