Yesterday I attended and marched for our NHS in central London. It was a bit hard on my back, as I am currently recovering from a trapped nerve. Yet, I had to go. The NHS has saved my life three times, the most recent time was 6 years ago when I was diagnosed with leukaemia. Without free at the point of use, public healthcare, I would not be writing this post. People from across the UK descended on Tavistock Place and we marched and we marched to Parliament Square. Jeremy Cor

My press release congratulating Greenwich councillors but criticising Greenwich CCG for helping to privatise NHS services. #NHS

At conference, the Labour Party renewed its pledge to a publicly funded and provided NHS. Martin Rathfelder outlined the wording below: Composite 7 – NHS Conference confirms Labour’s commitment to an NHS which is publicly funded and free at the point of use and calls on the Labour Party to mount an active campaign to highlight the dangers facing the service as a result of the Government’s underfunding and poor management of the NHS. Conference notes: The rising tide of cuts a