Working-class communities, rural areas and coastal towns to receive extra NHS funding

Billions saved from 'wasteful' NHS to be diverted to 'working class communities that need it most'

More than £2 billion saved from "wasteful" NHS spending is to be diverted to "working class communities that need it most", the Health Secretary will announce.

Working-class communities, rural areas and coastal towns to receive extra NHS funding

Around £2.2bn will be spent on staff, medicines, new technology and equipment in rural communities, coastal towns and working-class regions, according to the Department of Health.

Wes Streeting diverts NHS cash from wealthy to working-class areas

The health secretary will overhaul GP funding so poorer areas get more per patient and pour an extra £2.2 billion into the ‘communities that need it most’

£2.2bn of ‘wasteful’ NHS spending to be diverted to working classes – Streeting

People in greatest need often receive the worst quality healthcare, Health Secretary Wes Streeting will say.

Major NHS reform will see Brits' access to GP services transformed

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is set to announce a GP overhaul that will see working class areas being given more funding to tackle the 'inverse care' being delivered

Deficit funding to be redirected to deprived communities

Deficit funding to be redirected to deprived communities Meghan Shaw 26 June, 2025 Deficit funding to be redirected to deprived communities 26 June, 2025 The government’s 10 Year Health Plan is set to make a difference to working class communities through tackling the country’s stark differences in equality through redirecting funding to areas that need it most.Working-class people and those who live in coastal towns are more likely to spend …