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On 15 September marches against hospital cuts are set to hit four London boroughs.

NHS employers’ plans to slash the pay and conditions of hundreds of thousands of health workers in England are meeting resistance.

NHS bosses in England and Wales plan to slash pay for hundreds of thousands of health workers next year.

Threatened NHS cuts have sparked enormous anger and opposition. In some cases whole hospitals face the axe, alongside a swathe of A&Es and other departments.

Angry locals crammed into a consultation meeting in a small ex-mining town in Nottinghamshire last week, outraged at plans to sell off local health services.

Are the Tories scheming to use a cash crisis in the NHS as an excuse for a new wave of cuts and privatisation?

NHS trust bosses are demanding much lower national pay levels if they are to continue using the Agenda for Change framework for pay bargaining.

The British Medical Association (BMA) doctors’ union voted at its annual conference in Bournemouth to coordinate any further action over pensions with other unions.

Around 30 health campaigners protested outside a Virgin store on London’s Oxford Street on Saturday against the company’s plans to take over NHS services.

Doctors at the British Medical Association (BMA) conference have voted to take more industrial action against government attacks on their pensions.

Around 400 people gathered at the Reclaiming Our NHS conference last Saturday in London. The conference was jointly organised by the NHS Support Federation and Keep Our NHS Public.

Three London hospitals could close as an NHS trust has been formally warned that it could be declared bust within weeks.