Posts Tagged ‘Government budget cuts’
University fee increase could have serious implications for dental students
A review of university finances conducted by Lord Browne has recommended an increase in university tuition fees, which could have serious implications for prospective students. At the moment it is not clear if the government will choose to use Lord Browne’s review as a base for new policy; however, it is likely that university fees […]
Irish dental budget cuts will not be reversed
The Irish Health Minister has announced that budget cuts will not be reversed. Mary Harney announced that cuts in dental schemes will not be reversed because the government does not have the necessary resources to support any changes to the current system. Ms Harney also claimed that the cuts were not as severe as many […]
1,700 NHS professionals axed in budget cuts
The Guardian has revealed that 1,700 members of NHS staff will be axed as part of government spending cuts. The Department of Health has not officially announced the job losses; however, it has been revealed that members of staff affected by the cuts were notified by post in June. Representatives from the DoH have refused […]
