Cowper’s Cut 435: Centralisation, centralisation, centralisation
Every era of NHS leadership probably feels that it needs a slogan. Some have several: Simon Stevens had ‘thinking like
Cowper’s Cut 434: As the PLP’s Mascoronation of Andy Burnham approaches, a new Ockenden Report drops - but the Penny hasn’t dropped about who actually uses the NHS
Time is even more of an abstract concept during a heatwave, isn’t it?
The Second Coming of Andy Burnham
Cowper’s Cut 433: The Westminster return of The Mascara Kid
Burnham says ‘this is a final chance to change’ in his victory speechLabour’s Andy Burnham wins the Makerfield by-
Cowper’s Cut 432: When the roses bloom again
What a surprise: the enormous drop in the RTT elective waiting list seen in the release last month which allowed
Cowper’s Cut 431: OPEL fruits - made to make your eyes water
We won’t pretend that this has been one of the most consequential weeks for health policy in history, but
Cowper’s Cut 430: The new wave of Neo-Labour manifestos say nearly nothing about the NHS
This week, we haven’t been able to move for the new wave of Neo-Labour manifestos from former and
Cowper’s Cut 429: “Honesty is the best thing”
“Honesty is the best thing”, new Health But Social Care Secretary James Murray told Department For Health But Social Care
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Cowper’s Cut 428: The misfiring timing and inevitable exit of Young Master Wesley Streeting
‘Oh the Grand Old Duke of Ilford North,
He had eighty-one men:
He marched them up to the top
Cowper’s Cut 427: Predictions about the future
It’s delightful to discover that the widely-attributed quote “I’ve never made predictions about the future, and I
