Tuesday, October 17, 2006
You can’t trust the Tories on the NHS
Cameron’s NHS con: exposed
PLEASE SIGN OUR PETITION
The Tories don’t believe in the National Health Service. They voted against all of the extra investment Labour has made in the NHS which has paid for more doctors, more nurses, more operations and that has sharply reduced waiting times. And today, their spending plans would mean cuts to Labour’s investment in the NHS.
We all know the Tories record on the NHS. Eighteen years of underinvestment in the NHS took their toll. There weren’t enough hospital beds, buildings or equipment and there was a shortage of nurses and doctors.
Things haven’t changed. Despite David Cameron’s warm words on public services, his commitments to a new spending rule means that the Tories would spend £17 billion less than Labour on public services this year, leading to huge cuts in the NHS.
That’s why we’re setting out a challenge to all Labour supporters and members – to expose the truth behind the empty rhetoric and the vacuous slogans of the Tories on the NHS.
The Tories don’t believe in the National Health Service. They voted against all of the extra investment Labour has made in the NHS which has paid for more doctors, more nurses, more operations and that has sharply reduced waiting times. And today, their spending plans would mean cuts to Labour’s investment in the NHS.
We all know the Tories record on the NHS. Eighteen years of underinvestment in the NHS took their toll. There weren’t enough hospital beds, buildings or equipment and there was a shortage of nurses and doctors.
Things haven’t changed. Despite David Cameron’s warm words on public services, his commitments to a new spending rule means that the Tories would spend £17 billion less than Labour on public services this year, leading to huge cuts in the NHS.
That’s why we’re setting out a challenge to all Labour supporters and members – to expose the truth behind the empty rhetoric and the vacuous slogans of the Tories on the NHS.
To do this please sign our online petition by clicking on this link - http://www.labour.org.uk/cameroncon#c4646
# posted by Labour : Tuesday, October 17, 2006
