Are the NHS’s overpaid, over-pensioned managers lying to us?

Useless BBC reporters are forever coming with scare stories about how the NHS has been financially squeezed by the cruel Coalition Government. As usual with the politically-correct BBC, these stories are rubbish. The NHS’s problem is that it has too many overpaid, over-pensioned and incompetent�managers. In the last decade, the NHS has reduced the number of hospital beds while almost doubling the number of managers. We’ve gone from over 8 beds per manager to a laughable 4 beds per manager. My hopeless local hospital, Bournemouth, has a pile of managers with six-figure salaries and million pound pension pots. So, don’t believe NHS managers when they say they have financial problems, they are the financial problem. Here’s the proof: