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Matilda Martin
Verified
Reporter, PoliticsHome
London
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I really don't care about Godzilla, sorry.
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By Matilda Martin Verified| PoliticsHome Verified 4 min read The government is right to say that the challenges facing the health service require a long-term plan. But there is little clarity over how it will work in practice. Public satisfaction with the NHS is at an all-time low, and it's not hard to see why. NHS services are creaking: people struggle to get appointments with their GP and face long waits for routine hospital treatment and emergency care.
By Matilda Martin Verified, Cat Eccles MP| PoliticsHome Verified 4 min read There is no denying that the benefits system in the UK is broken. I campaigned on a manifesto promising to reform welfare and make the system fairer and easier to navigate. I withheld full judgment following Liz Kendall’s statement on the government’s Pathways to Work Green Paper to wait for the impact assessment, but inside I knew it did not sit right with me.
By Matilda Martin Verified| PoliticsHome Verified 4 min read The government is right to say that the challenges facing the health service require a long-term plan. But there is little clarity over how it will work in practice. Public satisfaction with the NHS is at an all-time low, and it's not hard to see why. NHS services are creaking: people struggle to get appointments with their GP and face long waits for routine hospital treatment and emergency care.
Company Info
PoliticsHome
PoliticsHome is a UK-based publication that focuses on politics and policy journalism. Established in 2008, it provides timely reporting, analysis, opinion pieces, and interviews that cover a wide range of political topics. The publication builds on the legacy of The House, Parliament's in-house magazine, which has been a significant part of British political journalism since 1976. The company offers several services, including daily bulletins for current political news, a weekly podcast featuring discussions with key political figures, and The House Magazine, a bi-weekly publication that provides exclusive insights and expert analysis during parliamentary sessions. PoliticsHome also publishes digital content, including articles and news, aimed at a broad audience interested in UK politics. Its content is particularly targeted at influential figures such as Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament, and business leaders.
London, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 7593 5500
Founded: 2007