As an undergraduate student, I spent an Erasmus semester in a small town in Spain. During a flat viewing, the … Continue reading “The NHS isn’t unique – and we’ll never fix its many flaws until we realise this”

Interventions by Christian clergy in welfare debates are commonplace. Indeed Cardinal Nichols argued this year in an interview for The … Continue reading “Welfare reform as a moral imperative”

A while ago, a friend from abroad who was visiting me in London asked me what I thought about the … Continue reading “Plurality in healthcare provision is integral to patient choice”

‘The monopolists, by keeping the market constantly under-stocked, by never fully supplying the effectual demand, sell their commodities much above … Continue reading “Breaking down monopolies in the medical profession”

Would you like to receive something for free? Or would you prefer to pay for it, out of your own … Continue reading “Top-up payments might undermine the NHS – so bring them on!”