Stevo 666
Senior Member
Honestly you don't. I said it quite easily and I'm centerist / right of centre.
Try it - I bet even you could say it if you try hard enough.
Funny, as you seem to be saying saying that Labour aren't left wing.
Honestly you don't. I said it quite easily and I'm centerist / right of centre.
Try it - I bet even you could say it if you try hard enough.
Leftiebollox says our resident economic titan. He'll be proposing the Torys as the party of low taxation next.
You're confused our Starmer superman left in ignominy some time ago
Autocorrect or Freudian slip?superman
People's Popular Front of Islington.
Listening to Mr Streeting on TV news last night singing his great successes with additional GP appointments yet, whilst I've not seen anybody from my GP Practice for over a year, whilst they used to be very busy you could generally get an appointment without horrendous grief.
Yet over the last few weeks I've been getting messages from them over the NHS App saying how they can't offer non "on-the-day" appointments (which are their emergency appointments - telephone at 08:00 on the dot and join a long queue or redial). Message few days ago is they expect the situation to continue until at least mid-July. Still fully staffed with GPs, nurse practitioners, etc. so not due to resignations/recruitment difficulties.
Anecdotal, were I to need a GP appointment today it would be a lot lot harder than little over a year ago.
Ian
Useful, thanks.Anecdotal
Locally it seems to be very much down to where you manage to land in the telephone queue. A couple of weeks ago my wife queued before the surgery opening time in order to circumvent the telephone system, to secure an appointment on the day for one of our daughters.I got an appointment last week within hours of phoning up about a tick bite mark.
Much easier than trying around this time last year for something else. Possibly backs up his claims, even if on a small anecdotal scale.