NHS to be scrutinised for inefficiencies and waste
By Liz Wells 20 January 2026
The NHS is to go under microscope as part of sweeping Government reviews into processes that duplicate work and how services are funded.
Durham and Darlington health staff secure back pay settlements
By Liz Wells 20 January 2026
Hundreds of healthcare assistants at nine hospitals in the north east are finally set to receive up to £5,500 in back pay following a campaign to recover missing wages.
Joined-up approach helps tackle health inequalities
By Lee Peart 20 January 2026
A joined-up approach between the county council, city and district councils, NHS Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire ICB, and voluntary and community sector organisations has helped tackle h...
Community diagnostic centre to open in Somerset
By Lee Peart 20 January 2026
Yeovil Diagnostic Centre, run by Somerset NHS Foundation Trust (FT), in partnership with InHealth, will see its first patients this week following its official launch.
NHS overhauls eating disorder services
By Liz Wells 20 January 2026
The NHS has overhauled eating disorder services in response to rising demand.
National roll out for back to work scheme
By Lee Peart 20 January 2026
Up to 250,000 more people with health conditions will be supported to stay in or return to work through the national roll-out of the WorkWell scheme.
Government consults on social media ban for children
By Lee Peart 20 January 2026
A public consultation on children’s mobile phone use, including a possible social media ban, has been launched by the Government.
NHS Employers responds to bereavement leave consultation
By Liz Wells 19 January 2026
NHS Employers has submitted its response, on behalf of employers, to the government's consultation on bereavement leave.
Trust fined £40k for failing to manage hand-arm vibration risks
By Lee Peart 19 January 2026
Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has been fined £40,000 for failing to manage hand-arm vibration risks.
Call for 'national fee model' for care support
By Lee Peart 19 January 2026
Care Forum Wales (CFW) has called for a ‘national fee model’ to end the ‘postcode lottery’ of care funding.
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