EPISODE · May 10, 2026
Saniya's Story
from Blocked Britain · host Blocked Britain
Saniya, 32, from Streatham and Croydon North in London, wanted to train as a nurse to serve her community's healthcare needs. But HM Treasury's budget constraints on Health Education England meant training places were artificially limited, despite clear demand for healthcare workers across London's NHS trusts. This episode explores how Westminster's spending caps treat public investment as a cost to minimise, rather than recognising that training the nurses and doctors our communities need is how we build the healthcare system we deserve. The people exist, the need exists, but the political will to fund adequate training places does not. Disclosure: This podcast advocates for increased public investment in training and jobs, funded by central government spending.
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