LeekMunching My DC were born in 94 and 98. In 1994 all nurses did was whinge about funding cuts - there were more midwives than women on the ward and they still whinged every time they were asked for something.
In 1998 our local hospital had closed (we had a Labour MP from 97). Services were more stretched but it was still, according to nurses the fault of the Conservatives.
In primary school the whingeing was rampant from 1999 until 2010 - there was a labour government but it was all the Conservative's fault.
DS was transferred to the independent sector in 2005; dd in 2010. The whingeing ceased and the education improved. Government was unchanged.
Politics need to be taken out of health and eduxation and it starts with militants who work there. If I took my politics to work, I would be dismissed because my stakeholders would complain.