Dr David Bull, Full Speech | Reform UK Spring Conference '24

[@dpace2310]

He's good. Reform have my vote on this alone

[@zanyzoo6767]

Thank you, if we can split the tory vote and get labour in , it will be good for the country.

[@LauraClifton-w7e]

Worked as a lead therapist for 36yrs. Although retired you will definitely get my vote. Well done! This message needs to get put to all NHS staff.

[@PoppiesAndPride]

A GOOD GUY VOTE REFORM

[@stevietrucker4631]

Come on Reform let's get Britain back to GREAT BRITAIN again.

[@jaynekittycat9252]

🤞🤞🤞They win the election. I will smile, for the first time in ages.

[@terryjones6504]

Reform, all the way.

[@markskinner8671]

The only thing LEFT is to vote RIGHT 👏👏👏

[@ambersibley4092]

Such common sense!

[@eliakimjosephsophia4542]

Dr David Bull was brilliant.

[@funkb0x]

This conference gives me hope for the UK. It's great to hear clear & utter common sense, talking about real issues. Labour & the Conservatives are a sick joke. Vote Reform people!

[@roydavidlivermore4664]

I am old enough to remember when Labour introduced the NHS in 1948,there were 21 right wing objections !

[@moose6676]

Got my vote 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@judithcressey1682]

This man really pushed for the vaccine.

[@albertbrowne8997]

Reform the NHS by getting rid of a lot of managers.

[@bossman1905]

You have bed or site management on around 50 000 a year CEO on around 100-150 000 a year after making the hospitals even worse than they are l, they leave with a nice payout of around 500 000. Nurses anything from 30 000 to 50 000. Imagine all the health care assistants you could have . Yet they earn the same as a housekeeper !!

[@thomasm1964]

And all the Ctivists. They are far more dangerous.

[@marionalice3588]

Well done for bringing back hope. It's Time For Reform UK

[@richardcotton8435]

Gets my vote 🗳

[@Harry-x3p]

Keep spreading the word REFORM PARTY 👍🥂💯

[@moose6676]

REFORM HAS MY VOTE. COME ON PEOPLE VOTE REFORM. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@annealbrecht396]

Vote Reform

[@violetdraper3732]

Brilliantly spoken David Bull ,Reform UK party definitely have my Vote. Good Man Thankyou. 👍

[@Brenda-xc7sq]

Well said Dr. David Bull, you are right about cancer patients having to wait. I have already waited 7 months for skin cancer treatment and have just been told it will be another year's wait and have the option of being passed on to another hospital in another town which is 2 1/2 hours away by bus in the hope that my treatment might be sooner. VOTE REFORM.

[@Cherismile]

So sorry to hear this, it's very much luck of the draw as to whether Ur local hospital is up for treating u. Wishing u well ❤️

[@Nuuty79]

You think fixing this is done by defunding nhs?

[@Brenda-xc7sq]

@@Nuuty79I take it you weren't listening to this speech.

[@lindawoodward305]

Standing ovation, well done David. More common sense than most all of the other politicians put together! Apart from some others in Reform of course

[@MrDanbowz]

We badly need Reform UK in power.

[@robertlestylo6085]

Yes! Bold and well-thought-out policies with a sound and convincing plan to achieve them. This is REAL politics; not the piffle and platitudes of the usual Labour and Tory suspects.

[@paulthurston2883]

Bravo Dr David. 100% support for Reform. Love your weekend shows with Renee too. From a fellow Suffolk boy.

[@carlmalimo]

People need to realise that there is no difference between Labour and Conservative any more. A vote for either party is not a vote for change. Reform at least offers something different.

[@TomRogersOnline]

Five years from now: People need to realise that there is no difference between Labour, Conservative and Reform any more. A vote for any of these parties is not a vote for change. [insert name of latest gatekeepers] at least offers something different. Ten years from now: People need to realise that there is no difference between Labour, Conservative and [gatekeepers] any more. A vote for any of these parties is not a vote for change. [insert name of new gatekeepers] at least offers something different. Rinse and repeat until it's too late.

[@12235117657598502586]

@@TomRogersOnline. Possibly, but at least it will give Conservatives and Labour a good KICK IN THEIR BALLOTS by the British people… And at least that’s a good start!

[@DisconnectedRoamer]

​@@TomRogersOnline what do you suggest?

[@Baldnesz]

We can all see you really care about this David. Great and important speech.

[@steveliversidge7357]

What this is after fresh air from this man plus for Reform .. Finally. . Locally big properties are owned by Doctors with minimum working hours in monster Hospitals . Many Hospitals have been sold locally for housing estates todays time on the sites have been sold by Plymouth Council and other people developing.

[@Harry-x3p]

Some great candidates here for reform there looking really impressive 👍🥂💯

[@jaynekittycat9252]

Anne Widdecombe's speech about immigration was brilliant.

[@AlanRoberts-xy4wu]

I like several people in Reform David is one of them. Clear innovative ideas are needed. Vote Reform 👍🇬🇧

[@samanthamccarthy9765]

i like Dr David Bull .

[@annealbrecht396]

Excellent speech 👏

[@connieroberts5368]

Bold, Radical, Effective 👏🏻

[@Angela-cc1hd]

This is the only party worth voting for😊

[@jaynekittycat9252]

Vote Reform.

[@jeffdady864]

Again this is what government never seem to do ,put someone who knows the NHS, a doctor who has worked in it, for me its common sense .

[@millylittle9115]

You will get my vote

[@Harassed247]

There's no morale in the NHS! Well this is because the staff aren't allowed to speak up either! there's policies of inclusion and collaboration in the NHS, yet I saw a job advert that stated 'we are particularly interested in applicants from black, Asian and other ethnic Minorities as these are unrepresented' what indigenous white person would apply for the job knowing that there's already a condition put on the application. The NHS isn't just about money its about the quality of staff too, the whole NHS is full of people who only work there for the pay and the pension fund, they don't care about the patient and some don't even speak English very well.

[@You.are.boring.me.now2024]

Reform has my vote if only to break two party politics , Labour can do their worst for one or two terms and hopefully by that time Reform will be in position to take over , the "Conservatives" are dead , they just don't realise that they are dead , a touch of "The Sixth Sense" about them.

[@markstevens6568]

Finally we have a party who understands the problem is not funding but organisation! Strategic thinking! Planning! Incentivising! Gets my vote!

[@kimcatchpole1665]

Love this guy ❤

[@garymorgan9601]

So refreshing to hear

[@ollyjohnson2590]

That sounded so good to my ears 😅 you have my vote and I wish all the very best for the future I can't wait to here more sending blessings to all

[@stanbily9416]

Well done, Bull. You are doing many of us LGB people proud 👏🏽

[@michellesmith1349]

Reform have got my vote

[@schofield4836]

Got my vote

[@joycehurst5871]

I hope all the British people cone to there senses and Vote REFORM its the only party that will save the British Christian values

[@gray41]

Share all reform stuff across your social media get them out there

[@amyhedley6238]

Brilliant speech by Dr David Bull. He always speaks so much sense.

[@Babsza]

VOTE REFORM ! 👍

[@maureenburrows3431]

Brilliant dr David.......

[@amandafarnish5563]

Got my vote..no brainer

[@robertadowns217]

Thank you!! Vote Reform...

[@prodigy2385]

Thanks for this informative and detailed speech on nhs. I found nhs system esp the nurse are extremely inefficient. As an immigrant myself, I found those doctors fr foreign countries they speak English with strong accent or doesn’t engage patients like those doctors were educated in uk.

[@inesgauter7575]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@gods_andmonsters]

You've got to give someone a chance so Reform will get my vote if there's a representative where I live.

[@timredd]

Thanks for the social history, leason David. Most of us of the older generation already know about work houses. My 4x grandfather, born in 1750, spent his last 20 years in one. He was aged 98 years old at his death. His wife also spent her final years in one as well.

[@TeezerToffee-wz8er]

Well done David, I’m a ex NHS nurse. Management system I watched management take over from ward sisters.

[@boofuls]

Sensible policies for a happier Britain 😊

[@jenniferforde8203]

Really like this man, he has my vote .

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

Will this apply also to porters and cleaners who we rely on for their care of patients and keeping the environment clean and healthy, a fundamental requirement for everyone wellbeing?

[@TeezerToffee-wz8er]

He is brilliant

[@2085x]

🇬🇧 REFORM UK, 🇬🇧 the common sense party, with intelligence at its forefront, if you are fed up with the way our country is being run, then its time for real change, go to the polling stations and put your " X " on the REFORM UK PARTY ballot box paper, at the next general elections, VOTE REFORM UK. 🇬🇧

[@minamoo3035]

Reform for me

[@davidsimpson2685]

Why is one of your members having conversations with Hope not Hate . And that member is Steve Chilcott and said Chilcott was yards away from Tommy Robinson when Tommy was arrested in London with a smile on his face did have anything to do with Tommy’s arrest if so questions need to be asked .

[@lynn605]

I ask the same question, and I add not only arrested, but pepper sprayed for no reason.

[@Bananas13178]

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[@mothermovementa]

reform!

[@why3610]

So if your GP doesn't give you an appointment then the NHS will pay for a private GP appointment. Well of I were a GP I know what I'd be doing.

[@michaelellis7326]

I am 85 years old and have yet to ride on a train !! Something needs to be done for the railways to be more accessible and be able to afford to use the system !!

[@rockerjim8045]

good points made by dr david bull. just goes to show the Tories should not be allowed to manage the NHS

[@Harry-x3p]

Do we have a REFORM condidate in LEEDS ?

[@Cherismile]

If there isn't why not think of standing! That's what I'm doing, need reform everywhere to have a hope of saving our country

[@janete5331]

Brilliant.

[@leecromer3289]

In 2021 my wife was having difficulty breathing, rang 101, useless, got her to our gp who criticised us both for not wearing masks, my wife had respiratory distress, I was exempt. They put her on oxygen and the gp rang an ambulance, the oxygen ran out after ten minutes so the gp manager went to another gp for more oxygen. The ambulance arrived two hours later. My wife was diagnosed with ‘covid pneumonia’ don’t get me going on that. Anyway after three days in hospital where I wasn’t allowed to see her, a doctor asked her to sign a form consenting to ventilation, she told him to bugger off. I wasn’t allowed to see her for ten days when she was eventually released. A couple of days later we received letters from our gp telling us we were being kicked out and had to fins another gp. We’d been at the practice for 26 years and could count on one hand how many times we’d needed the gp in that time. The reason for getting kicked out, because we weren’t wearing masks and had the audacity to complain, went to my MP, the medical council…zilch…bastards

[@Bananas13178]

Absolutely disgusting I’m so glad your wife refused too be ventilated I hope she is doing good

[@leecromer3289]

@@Bananas13178 yes, fortunately, many thanks👍

[@jordandonoghue7666]

Incentivise nhs staff to cure patients not just treat symptoms

[@deniserowley8549]

My scan was booked a month in advance.

[@CameronRichmond-i3g]

Reform we need Reform migrants get put ahead in the NHS and we are left waiting people dying and they should never have died because they dident get the treatment

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

Health care in the Workhouse was so good, people used to queue up just to get in. Sorry, but this is a joke to include reference to the workhouse. It was a place people only went to when their children were on the verge of death from starvation because it was so terrible in terms of the living conditions, the break up of the family, and the risk of not getting out again and the chance of acquiring infectious diseases!

[@maureenbarclay2127]

I think the doctor was showing how healthcare has changed and moved forward. The NHS only came into being in 1938, that's not that long ago.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

@@maureenbarclay2127 My point is that the speech was supposed to be about the history of healthcare...the Workhouse doesn't have any place in that history, other than being a horrific cause of peoples ill health and death and actually requiring hospitals! If you do a browser search on Workhouse mortality, and also what the medical profession had to say about it, even back in the day, noone should be suggesting they were in any way part of the development of delivering 'healthcare'.

[@lindsaytwort8655]

The audience are older! That is because they care and are the voters. They and the Muslims. You young people better wake up! And decide whether you want to continue with a country that does not work! Is broken. Stand up and be counted before you loose your country! For ever!

[@12235117657598502586]

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[@timredd]

The incentive to write off student doctors' debt after ten years would not prevent them from leaving to work in the private sector, especially overseas, because they can make a lot more money in doing so. Same with dentists.

[@sylviahepple9103]

I was on the phone 3 hrs to the doctors,got through ,no appointments, i complained,next time it was 50 minutes, no appointments...its disgraceful,...

[@marraz1308]

The problems with the NHS, can be laid squarely at the door of politicians, the rot was set in when they replaced Matron with managers on 6 figure salaries, who knew nothing about the complexities of running such a specialised operation, when Matron was in charge, it ran like a Swiss watch for a fraction of the cost, the new managers made ""efficiency cuts" to front line staff, nurses were made redundant, they went to agency work, and then re-employment to the hospitals again through the agencies for a higher cost to the NHS, when people realise that globalist politicians are trying to bankrupt the country so they can introduce CBDC's, the penny will start to drop!!

[@mariaward2707]

Sounds like a plan well done

[@kelvinpell4571]

Reform the NHS?.....,Get rid of the wokery.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

The commitment to 10 years service and tuition tail off is an incentive, but from what point? Day 1 from Foundation training commencement? It takes 8 years straight training to be a consultant. Is it pro rated if someone goes part time for any period, what about maternity leave? Is that 10 years at any level, or is there an incentive to progress through training to higher levels? What about doctors who are in non training and training posts, is there any difference? Will we end up with 2 years at consultant level, loan forgiven, consultant still pops off elsewhere and we still have a deficit of doctors, high level training resource and a deficit in the tax payer kitty? Certainly Im hugely in favour of retention incentives, as too many use the UK system to get cheaper uni education than they would at universities elsewhere and then NHS to get trained and then go off elsewhere.

[@gabemore1766]

Sort this absolutely insane country. It’s beyond insanity when the right is wrong and the wrong is right!

[@michellesmith1349]

I effectively pay twice as I have simply had to pay private for Dental treatment it’s wrong when you have worked all your life

[@stevejacobs9320]

Very good! At last some good old fashioned common sense!

[@JupiterThunder]

£170 billion is a lot of money, considering the outputs are zero. I don't even have a GP. So where does the money go?

[@Catwallager]

Mentored by David Brent, no doubt.

[@marilynnutley7222]

the only way you can get the service back , is when they have been trained by the n h s , the nurses should have a contract to say that they have to at least work for the n h s for 5 yrs before going to the private secture , as now they get their training and then go off , so making holes in the n h s , so they can not cope . Drs , nurses etc it was their vocation not just money , more and more have this slap happy work ethic , that is why so many things are going wrong , and mistakes are reoccuring and the so called Lessons Will Be Learnt , they never are it goes on every day . we want less paper pushers in our hospitals , more sisters that were responsible for their nurses and what they did . we want more responsible medical people employed to spot check these hospitals at any given time , no notice given to catch them out before somebody gets hurt or killed , babies may have had a chance in life . if people checked , at least that would be a start .

[@notmyrealname9032]

But many of those consultants working for the private sector are moonlighting from the NHS. It's the same surgeons and their support teams working in both places. The main priorities should be to stop all immigration so it's not an international health service, and extend your plans for the 10 year loan write off to 25 years. Also, an extra 4-5k per year to a nurse is meaningless if house prices and the cost of living swallow this up. Get other priorities sorted first and the strain on the NHS will diminish.

[@mogznwaz]

No foreign national should get access to benefits in this country. If they need benefits then they are not a benefit to us they are a cost

[@TeezerToffee-wz8er]

What you don’t mention oversea visitors should pay like we have to if we go abroad

[@michellesmith1349]

The nhs in Doncaster is broken we pay high taxes for poor service too many chiefs not enough Indians a person should be employed on their ability to do the job to the required standard nothing else

[@marydewar5675]

How about clerical staff too,please.

[@lesleylambourn9113]

Why would an NHS GP or surgeon see a patient on the NHS if they will get paid by the NHS private fees? There would be no incentive to reduce NHS waiting times.I worked for and love the NHS but I know money is a great incentive for all . Maybe I've missed something. I do agree with getting rid of most managers.

[@suesmith6679]

Why can’t GPS get paid per appointment rather than just having someone on their list? This happens abroad and their system is much better.

[@mogznwaz]

If the government paid people to retrain people like me could become a GP or medical professional. Cheaper and better in the long run than constantly importing foreigners with dependants and paying for the mistakes they disproportionately make….

[@BrianSimpson-i6o]

In the NHS there's far to many people working in it that are just not necessarily. They need to cut the jobs in charge at the NHS and the money that taken from hospital car parks needs to go back into the NHS

[@anonnemo2504]

Excellent presentation and good content too but it would be a real battle against various vested interests such as bloated, overpaid NHS bureaucracies and bodies such as the RCN and the BMA to put many of these reforms in place.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

To train doctors you need enough doctors prepared and capable of training others and not all doctors are good educators or want the additional responsibilities of being Educational Supervisors to doctors in training. Some are fantastic and really care about training and some really are not as engaged and supportive as they could be. If you rapidly expand training places from Foundation to ST6, do you actually have enough qualified doctors? Can you expand the existing training capacity and all the additional clinical and administrative support staff needed that rapidly? Have you reasonably consulted about how that works? Will the private hospitals also host and suppor doctor training? Im in favour of doing things to expand capacity, but be realistic about the logistics and speed as well and consider the wider impacts to training and the load on existing highly experienced doctors that are fewer inbeteeen and what impact that has on the time they deal with patients and the time dealing with trainees.

[@maureenbarclay2127]

I agree and I think it is also relevant to training nurses. I was a mentor I regularly had student nurses under my care. It's a commitment I did a lot of work in my own time. A lot of my colleagues weren't interested they consequently wouldn't have been useful to any student nurse.

[@alicelander9058]

Chilcot article response

[@Fitlad75]

You need to get on top of the dna's. Millions of missed appointments. We need to charge people. Waste of money and causes further delays.

[@Mar11932]

Where will the money come from Dr. You say you'll do all this HOW?????