Healing the Wounds | How can the public sector recover from the pain of austerity?

How can the public sector recover from the pain of austerity?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have pledged a cash injection for some public services – a reputed £1.8bn for NHS hospitals and a further 20,000 bobbies on the beat – but the wounds of deep austerity cuts will take many years to heal.

Whatever your political persuasion, whatever the rights and wrongs, the 2010 austerity programme embarked upon in response to the 2008 financial crisis by the coalition government, gathered momentum and led to unparalleled change within public services.

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