Mar 5th, 2015
Chester loves the NHS
By Paul Benson
Members in the City of Chester took to the streets on Sunday as part of 38 Degrees’ National Day of Action to save the NHS. Dozens of people held petition signings all over Chester to demand our health service be properly funded, saved from privatisation, and excluded from TTIP. Thousands of signatures were collected and hundreds of stories were shared on the difference the NHS has made to peoples’ lives. People are standing up for the principle of universal healthcare, and that’s brilliant.
Members are meeting next week to decide what further action they will take to save the NHS. Sign up to our election hub to find meetings and events in your area.
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