The Liberal Democrats have released their UK general election manifesto focusing on health initiatives. They aim to improve GP access, reduce wait times for treatment, and enhance cancer care. Party leader Ed Davey emphasized the importance of addressing the health crisis with a bold and fully costed plan. The manifesto includes commitments to invest £9.4bn annually by 2028-29, with most of the funding allocated to the NHS and social care. This will be funded by reversing tax breaks on banks and closing capital loopholes. The party aims to save the NHS by prioritizing health and social care improvements.
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Lib Dems launch “manifesto to save NHS” with pledges on GP access and cancer
