Sarah ☕

ALT The NHS: Change We Can Believe In Intro There is a story being told about our country. A story repeated so often that it risks becoming accepted as truth. That politics no longer works. That government cannot deliver. That public institutions are in permanent decline. That the big challenges of our time are beyond our power to solve. And from that story comes something even more corrosive: A quiet, creeping cynicism. A loss of faith - not just in politicians, but in the very idea that collective action can improve our lives. This is a dangerous place for our country to be in. A dangerous place for any democracy to be in. Because when we stop believing that change is possible, we stop demanding it. When we stop demanding it, we stop achieving it. And when that happens, decline doesn't just continue - it accelerates. It is the biggest fear I have as a member of this Government: that cynicism might give way to fatalism and a sense of the inevitability of decline.