Programme lead sees neighbourhood health work in action
By Lee Peart 25 February 2026
National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme lead Dr Minal Bakhai has visited Kendal Leisure Centre to learn about the neighbourhood health work taking place across Morecambe Bay and Sout...
North East trust selects new deputy chief executive
By Liz Wells 25 February 2026
County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) has appointed Kelly Angus as deputy chief executive.
Streeting vows to review maternity inquiry chair appointment
By Lee Peart 25 February 2026
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has pledged to review his decision not to appoint Donna Ockenden to lead the maternity inquiry into Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.
Half of the public avoided contacting GP about a health concern
By Liz Wells 25 February 2026
Access challenges are stopping people from contacting their GP, new research reveals.
New guidance on neighbourhood health to come 'shortly'
By Lee Peart 25 February 2026
New guidance on neighbourhood health is to be provided by the Government shortly, it has been revealed.
Details of new GP contract revealed
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Patients across the country will see better access to GP appointments and services thanks to a new GP contract, backed by a £485m uplift in government investment, a real-terms increase in GP fundin...
NHS Forth Valley launches plan to tackle racism
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
NHS Forth Valley has launched a new anti-racism plan, which sets out the health board’s commitment to identify and challenge racism wherever it exists and drive meaningful change for all patients, ...
North Bristol NHS Trust marks robotics milestone
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) is marking a major milestone after treating 10,000 patients with da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery.
NHS waiting lists continue to fall in Scotland
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Waiting lists in Scotland continue to fall, with waits of more than a year decreasing for eight consecutive months, new data reveals.
Health visitors in Wales strike over pay
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Health workers at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board, in South Wales, have begun four-weeks of industrial action over incorrect pay banding.
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