Stoke-on-Trent council names head of adult social care and all-age commissioning
By Liz Wells 30 March 2026
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has selected Nichola Thompson as corporate director of adult social care and all-age commissioning.
NHS England awards home testing contract
By Liz Wells 30 March 2026
NHS England has appointed contract logistics provider GXO Logistics as the managed service provider for the continued provision of Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) home testing across England.
Long term NHS waits cut by 20% for people with musculoskeletal issues
By Lee Peart 30 March 2026
Long term NHS waits for people with musculoskeletal issues (MSK) have been cut by 20% in 17 targeted areas, according to the Government.
Hospital declares critical incident due to norovirus outbreak
By Lee Peart 30 March 2026
A critical incident has been declared by Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust at East Surrey Hospital due to a norovirus outbreak.
Place-based partnership to receive Sport England funding
By Lee Peart 30 March 2026
Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, on behalf of Shropshire Integrated Place Partnership (SHIPP), is to receive over £500,000 in Sport England funding to tackle inactivity and health inequalitie...
Pharmacy funding negotiations won't conclude before start of financial year
By Liz Wells 27 March 2026
A government funding settlement for pharmacies for 2026/27 will not be in place for the start of the financial year, it has been announced.
Abuse and staff shortages causing NHS call handlers to quit or go off sick
By Liz Wells 27 March 2026
Staff handling urgent medical calls on the NHS 111 service are leaving in large numbers due to heavy workloads, staff shortages and abusive callers, new research reveals.
Southend diagnostic centre officially opens
By Lee Peart 27 March 2026
Southend’s new community diagnostic centre (CDC) has officially opened.
Colleges to raise cosmetic surgery standards and governance
By Lee Peart 27 March 2026
A new college has been established to strengthen education, collaboration and professional standards within cosmetic surgery.
Low vaccination rates leave London vulnerable to further outbreaks
By Lee Peart 27 March 2026
The London Assembly Health Committee has warned the capital is vulnerable to further disease outbreaks due to low vaccination rates.
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