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Should cutting NHS waiting lists be the UK government's top domestic priority?

by pollParity484 votes

Millions are still stuck on NHS waiting lists, and every budget fight circles back to whether health should crowd out everything else on the domestic agenda. Voters feel the delays in their bones — GP access, elective surgery, A&E waits. Should cutting waiting lists be the government's top priority?

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  • V
    vinylarchive_491Vote hidden+5312h ago

    Important but not top — housing supply is upstream of everything.

  • A

    Cut waits without a staffing miracle and you get burnout 2.0.

    H

    Not buying that. important but not top — housing supply is upstream of everything.

  • M

    Yes, top priority. NHS waits poison every other debate.

  • J
    journal.late553Vote hidden+6462h ago

    Waiting lists are the social contract. Fix them.

    V
    voterzara736Vote hidden+6252h ago

    Interesting take. yes, top priority. NHS waits poison every other debate.

  • Q

    Other issues matter more if immigration and growth stay broken.

  • N

    Not sure you can do NHS without workforce and capital plans together.

    C

    Agree — cut waits without a staffing miracle and you get burnout 2.0.

    S
    saltpilot307Vote hidden+2752h ago

    Agree — waiting lists are the social contract. Fix them.