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20 January 2021
Jeff Edwards sadly passed away at Whipps Cross hospital on 3 January, having contracted Covid-19.
29 April 2020
Adding demands to the weekly claps
Lots out clapping, taxis tooting their horns, bagpipes playing and a bit of chanting - "PPE for all frontline workers", "mass testing for all" and "save our NHS", writes Elaine Brunskill.
4 October 2017
Unison attacks Barts deal after failing to ballot their members for strike action
Unison unelected officials, not even employed by Barts Health Trust or Serco, have put out a leaflet that attacks Unite the Union and the Socialist Party following the deal that concluded the recent Barts dispute
19 September 2017
Deal concludes Barts health strike - "We have raised our heads high"
Cleaners, porters and catering staff in Barts NHS Trust have voted to accept the offer made by employer Serco
3 August 2017
Three London strikes coordinate demos
Unite members at Barts NHS Trust, the Bank of England and BA cabin crew went on the march
14 July 2017
A press release from Waltham Forest Trades Council.
11 July 2017
Striking Barts health workers show 'fighting trade unionism'
"We want a famous victory for the east London working class!" declared Len Hockey
4 July 2017
'Jubilant' hospital workers strike against poverty pay in east London
On 4-5 July domestics, porters and security staff at Barts Health Trust began a strike
21 June 2017
Barts Trust NHS workers vote for action over pay
Unite union members working in domestic and support roles at Barts NHS Trust in east London have voted 99% in favour of strike action for better pay
15 June 2016
Hospital porters and domestic staff claim jobs and pay victory
Domestic staff and porters at Whipps Cross Hospital in east London have won a significant pay increase and job security. The pay rise - over 20% - and permanent contracts - follow a sustained campaign by general union Unite.
27 May 2015
NHS trusts heading for bankruptcy
Privatisation wrecking hospitals: The NHS funding crisis continues to deepen with NHS trusts in England reporting a £822 million deficit for 2014-15
15 April 2015
NHS is collapsing under a mountain of PFI debt
Health service is not safe in Labour or Tory hands: When you go into one of the main blocks at St Bartholomew's hospital in central London, it's almost like going into a posh hotel, writes Alison Hill.
8 April 2015
Whipps Cross hospital trade union activist reinstated
Workers are celebrating the victory of Unison health activist Charlotte Monro
25 March 2015
On 17 March it was announced that Barts Health NHS trust, the largest in the country, was being put into special measures after a report found "a culture of bullying and low-morale at Whipps Cross"
20 March 2015
Whipps Cross and Barts NHS crisis: Cancel all PFI!
Under successive governments PFI contracts throughout the UK totalled £68 billion
18 March 2015
Whipps Cross hospital suffered cuts
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition candidate for Walthamstow, Nancy Taaffe, responded to the announcements in the press on Whipps Cross going into 'special measures'
Demonstration against NHS cuts at Whipps Cross hospital, East London 21 September 2013, photo Paul Mattsson
25 February 2015
May Day greetings: Implacable resolve of lowest paid
The need for an organised, independent, political expression of the will of the 99% and our demands for health, homes and decent jobs has never been greater
19 June 2014
Defending jobs, pay and services at Whipps Cross hospital
In April, the Unison branch secretary and stewards employed by Initial at Whipps Cross hospital resigned from Unison.
25 October 2013
Waltham Forest Unison Health meeting
The fight is on to spread the campaign to save hospital services across the whole of the Barts Trust
1 October 2013
NHS: March against Tories demands action
On 29 September well over 50,000 protesters descended on Manchester to tell the Tories that they and their policies are not welcome in the city.
The biggest demonstration in Manchester since Peterloo in 1819 showed a defiant and angry mood
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