Gove claims £350m a week for NHS promise delivered
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If you repeat things often enough, some people will automatically believe it.
There are some of that type on this forum
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Its the same as 3 word mantras.
For the very same people
For the very same people
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NHS budget 2019 £114 billion
NHS Budget 2023-2024 £149 billion.
What's that work out to a week?
NHS Budget 2023-2024 £149 billion.
What's that work out to a week?
I'm glad you asked that.
Adjusted for inflation (no increase), 114 billion in 2019 would be 139 billion in August 2023.
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I don't know what date 2023-2024 means.
Inflation is currently running at 6.7%
Which would bring 139 billion up to 148.
Just to keep up with inflation.
Running fast to end up in the same place.
Is that an "increase?"
I hope you haven't been holding much money in cash savings.
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And some will lap it up.
it Didn’t come from Brexit though as that has cost the country money not created it
I'm glad you asked that.
Adjusted for inflation (no increase), 114 billion in 2019 would be 139 billion in August 2023.
Inflation calculator
Use our inflation calculator to check how prices in the UK have changed over time, from 1209 to now.
I don't know what date 2023-2024 means.
Inflation is currently running at 6.7%
Which would bring 139 billion up to 148.
Just to keep up with inflation.
Running fast to end up in the same place.
Is that an "increase?"
I hope you haven't been holding much money in cash savings.
Those were the minimum budget figures they committed to in 2020, they also committed to annual increases of 3.4% above inflation.
Our commissioning budget for 2022/23, excluding drawdown of previous years’ surpluses, is £153 billion. We are responsible for using this money wisely, fairly and transparently to secure the best possible outcomes for both patients and the taxpayer.
NHS England » Our funding
www.england.nhs.uk
Whichever way you cut it, NHS spending is increasing, and increasing in real terms.
Tories are using NHS as a means to funnel tax payers money into their mates grubby hands
note: Labour are getting donations from private healthcare interests as well
Tories raking in money from private health firms as NHS is on its knees
A number of high ranking and wealthy Conservative party members have links to private health care companies which, in turn, are profiting from the current NHS crisis
www.mirror.co.uk
The Conservative Party’s Private Healthcare Patrons
Sam Bright and Sian Norris explore the financial ties between Conservative MPs and private health companies
bylinetimes.com
Revealed: Private health firms donated £800k to Tories
Private health tycoons have wined and dined senior ministers while cashing in on NHS contracts
www.opendemocracy.net
So why did you vote to cost the country that money?
The same reason you refused to have the covid vaccine: ignorance
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