NHS funding crisis forces one in six pharmacies to cut weekend opening times
By Liz Wells 13 March 2026
A crisis in NHS funding led to a cut in pharmacy weekend opening hours of more than 20 per cent since 2022, new research reveals.
Chair appointed to NHS Tayside board
By Liz Wells 13 March 2026
Tom Spink has been selected as chair of the NHS Tayside board.
Hospital simulates emergency services fire response
By Lee Peart 13 March 2026
Gloucestershire Royal Hospital has hosted a multiagency emergency services exercise to test co-ordinated responses to a fire involving explosive material.
Tool to help cut stigma of child poverty
By Lee Peart 13 March 2026
A new initiative has been launched to help parents and teachers with important conversations with children living in poverty.
Local authority inconsistencies creating academic barriers for children in care
By Lee Peart 13 March 2026
Inconsistence in local authority practice are creating academic barriers for children in care, a new report has found.
NUH receives £10.5m funding for diagnostic centre scanning equipment
By Lee Peart 13 March 2026
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) has received £10.5m in funding to triple the number of MRI and CT scanners at the Broad Marsh community diagnostic centre (CDC).
St Andrew's Healthcare chief executive to step down
By Liz Wells 12 March 2026
Dr Vivienne McVey is retiring as chief executive of St Andrew’s Healthcare after three-and-a-half years.
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.
High dependency rehabilitation unit brings care closer to home
By Lee Peart 12 March 2026
A new high dependency rehabilitation unit is bringing care closer to home for people with complex mental health needs.
NICE recommends non-hormonal treatment for menopause symptoms
By Liz Wells 12 March 2026
A new treatment option for menopausal hot flushes and night sweats can be used in the NHS when hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is not suitable.
Regulatory compliance case opened into St Andrew's Healthcare
By Lee Peart 12 March 2026
The Charity Commission has opened a regulatory compliance case into St Andrew’s Healthcare.
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£47,181 - £51,356 per annum pro rata + relocation support
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- Regulatory compliance case opened into St Andrew's Healthcare
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- 'Unacceptable issues' lead to removal of 287 hospital patients
- Attacks on NHS staff reach three-year high
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