| Re: Great British Railways Posted by ChrisB at 16:02, 16th March 2025 |     |
Maybe so, so tell me - what is the value of external contracts entered into by NHS England? And why they aren't seen as privatisation (even by 'the back door')?
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by TaplowGreen at 15:49, 16th March 2025 | |
Depends on your definition of NHS England body
I'd suggest it depends rather more on your understanding of what constitutes privatisation.
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by ChrisB at 15:26, 16th March 2025 | |
Depends on your definition of NHS England body
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by TaplowGreen at 15:25, 16th March 2025 | |
My reading of the debate is that Labour are re-nationalising the railways, and re-nationalising ... erm, the National Health Service.
When was the NHS privatised?
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 14:14, 16th March 2025 | |
My reading of the debate is that Labour are re-nationalising the railways, and re-nationalising ... erm, the National Health Service.
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by TaplowGreen at 07:54, 16th March 2025 | |
Looking at the governments recent decision to abolish NHS England deemed a quango; is the new Briitish Railways just another quango overseen by the Department of Transport.
Yes.
| Re: Great British Railways Posted by grahame at 07:26, 16th March 2025 | |
Looking at the governments recent decision to abolish NHS England deemed a quango; is the new Briitish Railways just another quango overseen by the Department of Transport.
Oh - the same irony that rail franchising is declared dead and the TOCs will be nationalised, whereas flavour of the month in bus operation is a network designed by the public sector, with routes or areas operated by franchises?
| Great British Railways Posted by REVUpminster at 07:10, 16th March 2025 | |
Looking at the governments recent decision to abolish NHS England deemed a quango; is the new Briitish Railways just another quango overseen by the Department of Transport.
