Lancashire trust selects new chief executive
By Liz Wells 02 January 2026
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Steve Williamson as its new chief executive.
Families to have better access to childhood vaccinations
By Liz Wells 02 January 2026
A new £2m pilot will see health visitors reach families facing barriers to vaccines, to ensure more children are protected.
NHS England deploys new ambulances to boost winter response
By Liz Wells 02 January 2026
More than 500 new ambulances are being deployed in England to cut response times for patients in every region.
NHS 'far from complacent' despite drop in flu admissions
By Liz Wells 02 January 2026
The number of people in hospital with flu dropped off during Christmas week, but England’s top doctor has warned that the NHS is ‘far from complacent’ during cold snap.
Trust ordered to pay £450k for race discrimination and unfair dismissal
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust has been ordered to pay £450k for race discrimination, victimisation and unfair dismissal of a former employee.
Hospital expansion on track for completion in 2028
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
Royal Shrewsbury Hospital’s (RSH) multi-million pound expansion is on track for completion in 2028.
Trust formally opens first new hospital ward in 20 years
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
A formal ceremony has been held to mark Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s first new hospital ward in 20 years.
'Unacceptably long waiting times' found for adult gender services
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
A review of NHS adult gender services has found ‘unacceptably long waiting times’ and ‘significant variation’ in quality and productivity.
MHRA launches call for evidence on AI regulation
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
Members of the public, clinicians, industry and healthcare providers are being asked for their views on how AI in healthcare should be regulated.
Flu cases begin to stabilise but people urged to reduce further spread
By Lee Peart 19 December 2025
Flu cases have begun to stabilise after an early start to the season and sharp spike in recent weeks, according to UKHSA data.
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