Fury as Labour splash £250,000 of taxpayer cash to hear people’s views on the NHS

The government is investing two hundred and fifty thousand taxpayer dollars to find out what people think of the NHS.

In an effort to have a national dialogue, Health Secretary Wes Streeting launched a roadshow around the United Kingdom last week.

The public is provided 175 bungs to attend, along with lunch and travel expenses.

The estimated cost of the 14-session program is $250,000, according to an internal department.

Additionally, a civil service memo advises against making the final figure public.

Ed Argar, the shadow health secretary, stated: Labour’s lack of a plan for the NHS will be exposed by this enormous waste of money.

We need to talk to folks all around the nation, the Department of Health stated.

Attendees at these events sacrifice their entire day in order to serve the public.

Despite Labour’s promise to transform our failing health system, a Sun on Sunday investigation last week found the NHS is still spending millions of pounds on politically acceptable, non-frontline services.

We found expensive projects that have been in place in the UK since Labour took office, including those in hospitals that the Care Quality Commission stated needed to be improved.

It occurs in spite of a previously declared crackdown on this kind of spending.

Last Monday, Streeting disclosed that NHS trusts had accrued budget shortfalls of $2 billion over the first three months of current fiscal year.

Numerous positions for people and diversity roles have been posted nationwide since the July General Election.

However, detractors contend that patients would like to see frontline employees working.