NHS waiting lists lowest ever - but will anyone believe us?
Today marks the lowest NHS waiting lists since records began - but does anyone believe it or care?
It was announced today that NHS waiting lists are the lowest since records began in 1987 (BBC, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/6234523.stm). But will this major achievement of our Labour Government, testament to record investment in the NHS and the hardwork of NHS staff, be recognised by the electorate?
Is the Labour Party now operating in an environment where all achievements are greeted with cynicism at best and disbelief at worst? Polls over the past year have shown that the public are now less willing to accredit economic stability and prosperity to Gordon Brown, which will undoubtedly negatively impact our electoral ambitions at the next general election.
So we must ask if there's anything that can be done to reverse this trend...
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