Labour's Sick Legacy

Due to the flaws of the previous government, children are failing to receive the basic healthcare that should be theirs by right. A young girl was left waiting on the list for almost 9 months which left her struggling at school and having to cope with great pain and discomfort, This comes with a 20% rise in waiting times even after a £90 billion investment in the NHS. Her mother, a single parent living solely on benefits, was unable to pay for private healthcare that would have saved her daughter from much trauma.

This kind of case is becoming ever more common in todays society amongst a population too reliant on an over-generous benefits system. A young, lazy, dolite culture in Britain bred by Labour is proof of their shortcomings in their previous term. The problem extends its reach to our middle class aswell. After all, it is they and the rest of the working public who pay for the scroungers of society through taxes. The cuts required to reduce the countries deficit are starting to squeeze on all families around the world and our hard working families are starting to struggle financially. This is all the more reason for us to tackle the issue of benefit claimers to lessen the financial burden suffered by all.


The case of the young nine year old unable to get improved healthcare is the fault of the labour government's left wing approach to the benefit system. With less of the countries spongers, more money would be available to use for improving the NHS: reducing waiting lists and increasing drug availability. The election of the labour party would yield even more dolites increasing the financial issues of this once great country in both the short term and long term. The only way to help the younger generation and indeed the whole population to get sufficient healthcare, is to re-elect the conservative government and so ending 'Labours sick legacy'.

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Co Written by Luke Chappel, Theresa Wigmore, James Knuckey & Dave Owen