Mental health trust's leadership rated requires improvement
By Lee Peart 23 October 2025
Leadership at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) has been rated requires improvement by the CQC.
Strike action averted at East of England Ambulance Service
By Liz Wells 23 October 2025
The East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) has avoided industrial action after proposed changes to working arrangements were scrapped.
Menopause to be added to routine NHS health checks
By Liz Wells 23 October 2025
Millions of women across England will benefit from the menopause being included in routine NHS health checks for the first time.
BREAKING NEWS: CQC chief executive steps down over maternity inquiry
By Liz Wells 23 October 2025
Sir Julian Hartley is stepping down as chief executive of the CQC with immediate effect due to his links with Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, which is the subject of an independent inquiry into...
SEND crisis: EHCP demand soars 250%, warns IPPR
By Lee Peart 23 October 2025
The UK’s system for supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is ‘no longer fit for purpose’, according to a new report by the Institute for Public Policy Research ...
Work begins on £17.8m diagnostic centre
By Lee Peart 23 October 2025
Construction work has begun on a £17.8m NHS diagnostic centre in Bridgwater, Somerset.
NHS trusts trial digital app to help patients quit smoking
By Liz Wells 22 October 2025
Patients admitted to selected acute and mental health NHS trusts in the North East and Yorkshire are being offered access to a digital app to help them quit smoking as part of a new pilot.
Electronic eye implant restores reading vision to blind eyes
By Liz Wells 22 October 2025
A new electronic eye implant, which restores reading vision to blind eyes, has seen ‘remarkable results’ in a European clinical trial.
Socialising prescribing could reverse frailty in older people
By Liz Wells 22 October 2025
Socialising could help to reverse frailty in older people, new research reveals.
Hospice with 'critically low' reserves facing 'heartbreaking choices'
By Lee Peart 22 October 2025
A Derbyshire hospice has said it is faced with ‘heartbreaking choices’ due to ‘critically low’ cash reserves.
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