Nineteen-year healthy life gap revealed in Wales
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
A 19-year healthy gap for women in the most and least deprived areas of Wales has been revealed in a new report.
Healthier choices made easier in Wales as new food rules take effect
By Liz Wells 27 March 2026
New rules to help people make healthier food choices have come into force in Wales.
Welsh pharmacies carry out record number of consultations for common health issues
By Liz Wells 16 March 2026
Pharmacies across Wales carried out more than 600,000 clinical consultations for a wide range of common health issues in the past 12 months.
RCN demands urgent action from Welsh Government on nursing pay progression
By Liz Wells 27 February 2026
The RCN Wales Board is calling for the Welsh Government to act immediately to improve pay progression for nursing staff, warning that the country risks falling behind the rest of the UK.
Regulations to tackle alcohol misuse in Wales passed
By Liz Wells 04 February 2026
A landmark policy to help reduce deaths and harm from excess alcohol use is to be extended in Wales.
First women's health hubs open in Wales
By Liz Wells 29 January 2026
The first women's health hubs have launched in Wales this week, bringing menopause, contraception and menstrual health services closer to home.
Powers to protect NHS staff come into force in Wales
By Liz Wells 19 January 2026
NHS staff in hospitals in Wales are better protected against nuisance and disruptive behaviour in hospitals after new legal protections came into force.
Audiology patients in Wales to receive faster, local hearing care
By Liz Wells 11 December 2025
Faster, more convenient hearing care will be available closer to people’s home, as part of a radical reform of audiology services in Wales.
Maternity support workers in Wales secure 'fairer' pay deal
By Liz Wells 25 November 2025
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) Cymru is celebrating a deal that will bring pay rises for maternity support workers (MSWs) in Wales.
New vision for nursing and midwifery care in Wales unveiled
By Liz Wells 12 November 2025
Chief nursing officer for Wales, Sue Tranka, has published her new five-year strategic vision setting out how nursing and midwifery professions will lead healthcare transformation.
Improvements to be made to NHS Wales complaints system
By Liz Wells 15 October 2025
The NHS complaints process in Wales is to be 'significantly' strengthened after the Senedd approved new regulations.
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