Health and social care regulators sign nine anti-racism principles

By Lee Peart 14 May 2026

UK health and social care regulators have signed up to nine anti-racism principles to help tackle longstanding racism experienced by health and social care staff.

Border operation seizes £4.6m worth of illegal medicines

By Lee Peart 07 May 2026

An MHRA and UK Border Force crackdown on illegal medicines has seized over 2m doses of illicit medicines with an estimated value of £4.6m.

Trust in talks to take over crisis hit hospital

By Lee Peart 07 May 2026

Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is in talks to take over St Andrew’s hospital in Northampton, NHSE has revealed.

ICB accused of 'discriminatory' sterilisation policy

By Lee Peart 06 May 2026

An ICB has been accused of having a ‘discriminatory’ sterilisation policy after refusing funding treatment to women but not men.

Nottingham killer was discharged because trust 'couldn't find him'

By Lee Peart 06 May 2026

Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane was discharged from mental health services because the trust ‘couldn't find him to treat him or engage him’, an inquiry has heard.

Anaesthetist struck off for second time

By Lee Peart 05 May 2026

An anaesthetist has been struck off for the second time for conduct involving dishonesty.

Child and adolescent mental health wards rated good

By Lee Peart 30 April 2026

Child and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) wards at the Becton Centre, run by Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, have been re-rated good following a CQC inspection.

Series of mental healthcare failings led to stabbing, ombudsman finds

By Lee Peart 30 April 2026

A serious of mental healthcare failings led to the stabbing of a man in Kent, according to the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO).

MHRA investigation uncovers £1.8m illegal medicines and steroids network

By Lee Peart 30 April 2026

Seven men have been sentenced to over 21 years’ imprisonment after an MHRA-led investigation exposed a £1.8m illegal medicines and steroids network.

Time runs out for assisted dying bill

By Lee Peart 27 April 2026

Time has run out for the assisted dying bill to become law after it failed to clear the House of Lords last week.

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frederica-diamanta

Director of Commissioning, Procurement & Contract Management

£99k - £103k

Sheffield, South Yorkshire £99k - £103k

RECRUITER: Sheffield City Council

Social Worker Disabled Children's Team

£38,220 - £42,839 per annum

Northallerton, North Yorkshire£38,220 - £42,839 per annum

RECRUITER: North Yorkshire Council

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RECRUITER: Gloucestershire County Council

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