Hi everyone
I think we had the same problem as I did on FrugalFashion. The email did not get sent out! But I’m not sure. Could you let me know if you’ve had one or two emails – thanks!!!
Now for the post.
This is a howl of rage and …
Covid-19 Part 1 The UK vaccine roll-out. Is this a good news story?
Introduction
This post is Part 1 of three on the Covid-19 pandemic. Part 1 is focused on the UK vaccination rollout and looks at whether it is a success, Part 2 will be on the catastrophic mistakes that the UK government made that has led this country to have the …
One week to go – some random thoughts
One week to go to a critically important election, which is not, for me anyway, about that excruciating divisive dilemma, the Brexit thing, but how our country will be run for the next five years. What do we want? Boris Johnson’s vision or Jeremy Corbyn’s?
So here re: their visions, …
Finally, there’s an election, but who will win?
Well, there we are, yesterday Johnson saw the Queen, Parliament was dissolved, and the election campaign officially began, although unofficially the promises were emanating from both parties weeks ago. But oh, good grief. I am, as you probably have guessed, a politics geek and an enthusiastic watcher and reader of …
It’s not enough to march
Before I tackle some ideas about the NHS I want to take a step back to view the wider context. This is important because, as we all know, there is constant tinkering to make the NHS more ‘efficient’. But all the changes, I would argue, are predicated on control of …
How to save the NHS – a quick up-date on Accountable Care Organisations
Well. Apologies. I thought I was up-to-date with all the structures and new developments in the NHS. And I’m absolutely not. Thing is, I realise now why Jeremy Hunt did his utmost to persuade Theresa May that he should not being moved on as Secretary of State for Health, and …