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All Together for the NHS

Save Our NHS

The government's controversial Health and Social Care Bill has cleared both Houses of Parliament and is now likely to pass into law. This is a major blow, but for us and the other groups and organisations campaigning against the Bill, the fight for our NHS is far from over.

It's important that we don't let up on our opposition to what the government are doing with our Health Service. The changes, whilst highly damaging to the principles of the service, only affect England, and are reversible. We can and will restore and retain our NHS.

NHS Bill clears Parliament: Help hold MPs to account

In the meantime though, one practical thing you could do today is to please check the voting lists to see how your own MP stood on the final debate. If your MP voted for the Bill, please write a letter to your local paper, to help get their actions on record in their constituency. You can use our online tool to help find the larger publications in your region, and send them a message. for more information visit www.goingtowork.org.uk

Watch online

Thanks to the thousands of people who came to the Rally on 7 March. Watch online the speakers from the event.

 

Backstage comments from speakers

Listen to backstage comments from Dr Kailash Chand, Campaigner; Jo Brand, Comedian; Andy Burnham MP; Brendan Barber, TUC; Dr John Lister; Dr Clive Peedell, Consultant clinical oncologist;Vikki Mills, patient ...and more

Organised by the All together for the NHS campaign - health professionals, patients and the public standing up for our NHS.

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The most recent documents available on this subject are:

Commenting on the Prime Minister's decision to invite only a handful of trade bodies to his health summit this afternoon (Monday), TUC Deputy General Secretary Frances O'Grady said:

Commenting today (Thursday) on the TUC Day of Action yesterday, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:

Responding to comments made by the government today (Thursday) on the supposed cost of the TUC day of action on 30 November, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:

Commenting on the failure today (Wednesday) of the Owen-Hennessy amendment that would have subjected the most controversial parts of the Health and Social Care Bill to the scrutiny of a Special Select Committee, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber s...

The TUC is asking people concerned about the government's controversial Health and Social Care Bill and what it means for the future of the NHS to encourage Peers to support the amendment being moved today (Wednesday) by Lord (David) Owen and Lord (P...

The Health and Social Care Bill, due to start its final Commons stages today (Tuesday), has been "barely improved" by the government's pause and Future Forum consultation, says the TUC in a briefing for MPs produced on behalf of all its member health...

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