After nearly a decade of Conservative rule, on average, 2258 more people each month are being left to wait over four hours at A&E at your hospital than back in 2020.

And things are bad for the rest of England too. Each month over 400,000 more people are made to wait over four hours to be seen at A&E than in 2011.

Now, Brexit and an impending trade deal with the US threatens to increase the NHS drug bill from £18 billion to as much as £45 billion a year while shutting out the nurses, carers and other workers that the health service depends on.

Note: Over the past few months A&E attendance across England has fallen by more than 50% as people choose to stay at home to help reduce the pressure on the NHS during the current pandemic.

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For better or for worse, the number of beds owned by The Shrewsbury And Telford Hospital NHS Trust hasn't changed much. Under Conservative leadership, the trust has exactly the same number of beds than in 2020.

Unfortunately, this isn't the case for many NHS trusts accross the country. Overall, there are 19552 fewer NHS beds in England than in 2010. That's a decrease of over 15%.

Over 39% of NHS trusts have fewer beds, whereas only around 18% of trusts have significantly more. See our summary page for the whole of England.

Now, Brexit and an impending trade deal with the US threatens to increase the NHS drug bill from £18 billion to as much as £45 billion a year while shutting out the nurses, carers and other workers that the health service depends on.

Note: Over the past few months A&E attendance across England has fallen by more than 50% as people choose to stay at home to help reduce the pressure on the NHS during the current pandemic.

Call to Action