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By Lee Peart 08 December 2025
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By Lee Peart 10 December 2025
The Government’s Autumn Budget has landed with a familiar mixture of anticipation and scepticism with healthcare leaders.
Building a better future
By Lee Peart 08 December 2025
Ways to address the shocking inequalities in children’s health were discussed at the Centre for Population Health’s Strongest Start confe...
Measures to tackle cyber threats and strengthen public services unveiled
By Liz Wells 06 January 2026
The government has unveiled new measures to make online public services more secure and resilient.
NHS Scotland waiting lists fall
By Liz Wells 06 January 2026
NHS Scotland long waits have fallen for the sixth consecutive month, with significant year-on-year increases in activity, new figures reveal.
Airedale Hospital workers to strike over pension inequality
By Liz Wells 06 January 2026
Nearly 200 essential staff at Airedale Hospital will take seven days of strike action in January in a fight for pension equality.
Six digital companies to share £1.5m WorkWell funding
By Lee Peart 06 January 2026
Six digital companies are to share £1.5m in WorkWell funding under a programme led by NHS North East and North Cumbria ICB in partnership with Health Innovation North East and North Cumbria (HI NEN...
UHL receives over £50m funding for major schemes
By Lee Peart 06 January 2026
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) has received over £50m in funding for two major schemes.
Trust marks landmark year of facilities investment
By Lee Peart 06 January 2026
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) has marked a landmark year of facilities investment.
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