Post by Bugs on Mar 11, 2011 16:21:51 GMT
Right now, the government is trying to rush through changes to our health service which could spell the end of the NHS as we know it: services broken up and private healthcare companies brought in. Meanwhile, a funding squeeze means wards are closing and doctors and nurses are being laid off.
Together, we can stop this and save our health service for future generations. We proved that a huge petition can help make the government back down - that’s how we started to turn the tide to save England’s forests. Now, we need to do the same again to save our NHS.
Click here to add your name to the petition:
www.38degrees.org.uk/Save-our-NHS
We'll be delivering the first batch of our petition to key coalition MPs next week - let's make sure it's huge!
Just like with the forest sell-off, no one voted for wards to be closed and private companies to be brought in. During the election, David Cameron kept telling us that the NHS was "safe in his hands". But now, the government is pushing through extreme changes relying on support from right-wing hardliners and private health companies.
Every one of us has been touched by the NHS. It's there at the start and end of most of our lives. It's something we can rely on to care for us and the people we love. It isn't perfect, but it is worth standing up for - and now, we need to stand up for it, or we could lose it forever.
Together, we can stop this and save our health service for future generations. We proved that a huge petition can help make the government back down - that’s how we started to turn the tide to save England’s forests. Now, we need to do the same again to save our NHS.
Click here to add your name to the petition:
www.38degrees.org.uk/Save-our-NHS
We'll be delivering the first batch of our petition to key coalition MPs next week - let's make sure it's huge!
Just like with the forest sell-off, no one voted for wards to be closed and private companies to be brought in. During the election, David Cameron kept telling us that the NHS was "safe in his hands". But now, the government is pushing through extreme changes relying on support from right-wing hardliners and private health companies.
Every one of us has been touched by the NHS. It's there at the start and end of most of our lives. It's something we can rely on to care for us and the people we love. It isn't perfect, but it is worth standing up for - and now, we need to stand up for it, or we could lose it forever.
