First trusts on Intensive Recovery programme revealed
By Lee Peart 25 March 2026
The first five trusts to be included in the NHS Intensive Recovery programme have been revealed.
NHS public satisfaction up for first time since pandemic
By Lee Peart 25 March 2026
NHS public satisfaction is up for the first time since the pandemic, according to a major new survey.
Professor Dame Jane Dacre to bring medical training into modern era
By Lee Peart 20 March 2026
Professor Dame Jane Dacre has been appointed by NHS England and the DHSC to implement the Medical Education and Training Review.
Healthwatch abolition an opportunity to put patients at heart of healthcare reform
By Lee Peart 19 March 2026
The Government’s decision to abolition Healthwatch is an opportunity to put patients at the centre of healthcare improvements, according to The King’s Fund.
Neighbourhood health targets set out by NHSE
By Lee Peart 18 March 2026
Targets for the neighbourhood health programme have been announced by NHSE.
BREAKING NEWS: 'Not currently a national incident,' Streeting reassures on meningitis
By Lee Peart 18 March 2026
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has said the meningitis outbreak which has so far claimed two lives in Canterbury is ‘not currently a national incident’.
Maternity and neonatal taskforce members confirmed
By Lee Peart 17 March 2026
The 17-strong members of the maternity and neonatal taskforce chaired by health and social care secretary, Wes Streeting, have been confirmed.
Proportion of people using private healthcare almost doubles
By Lee Peart 16 March 2026
The proportion of people using private healthcare has almost doubled in the last three years, new analysis reveals.
BREAKING NEWS: Share of mental health spend to fall again
By Lee Peart 12 March 2026
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has announced mental health share of NHS spending will drop for the third consecutive year.
Waiting list drops again despite record winter
By Lee Peart 12 March 2026
The NHS waiting list fell again in January despite record winter demand.
BREAKING NEWS: Corridor care 'actively killing patients', MPs told
By Lee Peart 11 March 2026
Corridor care is ‘being normalised’ and ‘progressively getting worse’, an MPs’ committee has heard.
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