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What happened to sending £350million a week to the NHS?

Embed from Getty Images   It’s been seven weeks since the British public were visiting polling stations to make the biggest vote of their lifetime. Seven weeks since naïve Brexit supporters believed that £350 million a week would be spent on the NHS if their vote won. I’m from a small market town in Lincolnshire, […]

Posted on 13/08/2016 By Anna Pitcher Continue reading

What happened to sending £350million a week to the NHS?

Embed from Getty Images   It’s been seven weeks since the British public were visiting polling stations to make the biggest vote of their lifetime. Seven weeks since naïve Brexit supporters believed that £350 million a week would be spent on the NHS if their vote won. I’m from a small market town in Lincolnshire, […]

Posted on 13/08/2016 By Anna Pitcher Continue reading

What happened to sending £350million a week to the NHS?

Embed from Getty Images   It’s been seven weeks since the British public were visiting polling stations to make the biggest vote of their lifetime. Seven weeks since naïve Brexit supporters believed that £350 million a week would be spent on the NHS if their vote won. I’m from a small market town in Lincolnshire, […]

Posted on 13/08/2016 By Anna Pitcher Continue reading

Mental health awareness was one of the reasons I became a Liberal Democrat

In 2013, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after a long-lasting period of depression; a few weeks ago, I was discharged as an out-patient after spending several weeks under a mental health home treatment team, having suffered a manic episode crammed with delusions, little sleep and a somewhat adamant neglect of both food and hygiene […]

Posted on 28/07/2016 By Dean Moore Continue reading

Mental health awareness was one of the reasons I became a Liberal Democrat

In 2013, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after a long-lasting period of depression; a few weeks ago, I was discharged as an out-patient after spending several weeks under a mental health home treatment team, having suffered a manic episode crammed with delusions, little sleep and a somewhat adamant neglect of both food and hygiene […]

Posted on 28/07/2016 By Dean Moore Continue reading

Baroness Joan Walmsley writes…Will new PM’s actions speak louder than her words?

On Tuesday, just two days before parliament starts its recess and less than a week after Theresa May first addressed the commons as Prime Minister, Sir Simon Stevens, CEO of NHS England, wrote about his priorities for the NHS.  For most of us his comments and overall strategy will seem eminently sensible. The question I […]

Posted on 20/07/2016 By Joan Walmsley Continue reading

Baroness Joan Walmsley writes…Will new PM’s actions speak louder than her words?

On Tuesday, just two days before parliament starts its recess and less than a week after Theresa May first addressed the commons as Prime Minister, Sir Simon Stevens, CEO of NHS England, wrote about his priorities for the NHS.  For most of us his comments and overall strategy will seem eminently sensible. The question I […]

Posted on 20/07/2016 By Joan Walmsley Continue reading

Let’s make the UK a better place for those with mental health challenges

Embed from Getty Images   Imagine being in a situation where you have had months of no sleep, you have lost over 15 kilos in weight when you were already under weight and you cannot do anything but ruminate over problems. You go to your GP, he gives you some shiny pills then tells you […]

Posted on 30/05/2016 By Chris Key Continue reading

Let’s make the UK a better place for those with mental health challenges

Embed from Getty Images   Imagine being in a situation where you have had months of no sleep, you have lost over 15 kilos in weight when you were already under weight and you cannot do anything but ruminate over problems. You go to your GP, he gives you some shiny pills then tells you […]

Posted on 30/05/2016 By Chris Key Continue reading

Johnny Oates tells House of Lords about his experience of depression

In a speech to the House of Lords yesterday, Liberal Democrat peer Johnny Oates talked about his experience of depression as a young man. This experience was not unrelated to the times in which he was growing up. As a young gay man, having the government legislate against him was not easy to deal with. […]

Posted on 27/05/2016 By The Voice Continue reading

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