BREAKING NEWS: NHS warns of 'stretched budget' following Spring Statement
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
The NHS has warned of a ‘stretched budget’ and the risk of missed elective and cancer care targets following the chancellor’s Spring Budget today.
DHSC makes new appointment
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
Sharon Hodgson has been appointed as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the DHSC.
Fuel poverty scheme linked to reduction in GP appointments
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
A scheme to reduce the impact of fuel poverty on vulnerable people has been linked to a near 10% reduction in GP appointments, a new report reveals.
NIHR funding to tackle inequalities in cardiovascular disease
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
NIHR is investing £50m into supporting new research into tackling inequalities in cardiovascular disease.
Detox and rehab service rated good by CQC
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
Residential detox and rehabilitation service, Passmores House, has been rated good by the CQC.
GMC removes Weston General Hospital from enhanced monitoring
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
The GMC has lifted the enhanced monitoring status of the medicine departments at Weston General Hospital after the longstanding issues with the quality of trainee supervision and support were addre...
BREAKING NEWS: Name of merged NHS Providers and NHS Confederation body revealed
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
The NHS Alliance is the new name of the national membership organisation created from the merger of NHS Providers and NHS Confederation in January.
Health minister steps down to continue cancer treatment
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
Public health and prevention minister Ashley Dalton has stepped down while she continues to undergo cancer treatment.
Electiva launches Patient Charter
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
Private healthcare provider Electiva Healthcare Group has unveiled a new Patient Charter and strengthened clinical governance framework.
'Inconsistent' and 'variable': mixed review for SEND services
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
SEND services in Sunderland have been described as ‘inconsistent’ and ‘variable’ by regulators.
Private hospital admissions rise to record levels
By Lee Peart 03 March 2026
Private hospital admissions rose 1% year-on-year in the third quarter (July to September) 2025 to a record for that time of year.
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