Vaccination push follows 'big measles outbreak'

By Lee Peart 17 February 2026

A national campaign has been launched by the Government to get children vaccinated.

Welsh Government to invest £23.1m in faster, greener, more reliable ambulance fleet

By Liz Wells 17 February 2026

The Welsh Government is to invest £23.1m in replacement ambulances and response vehicles.

Health minister opens community diagnostic centre

By Lee Peart 17 February 2026

Health minister Karin Smyth has opened Camborne and Redruth Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) in Cornwall.

Critical incident stood down but pressures remain

By Lee Peart 17 February 2026

A critical incident has been stood down at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust.

High Court rules on lawfulness of single-sex toilet guidance

By Liz Wells 16 February 2026

The High Court has dismissed a legal challenge against the Equality and Human Rights Commission's (EHRC's) interim guidance on single-sex services published last year.

Community x-ray service in Surrey 'first of its kind'

By Liz Wells 16 February 2026

A collaboration between South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) and Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals is bringing emergency X-ray services to the homes of patients – a first of its kind for a UK...

Fraudulent weight loss advertisement warning

By Lee Peart 16 February 2026

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s has warned its name and branding are being used fraudulently in weight loss advertisements.

Young people's mental health services receive funding boost

By Lee Peart 16 February 2026

Early Support Hubs providing mental health support for young people are to receive a £7m funding boost.

Thousands to enrol on largest mental health study

By Lee Peart 16 February 2026

Almost 50,000 eligible adults living with bipolar, schizophrenia, psychosis or major depression in England and Wales are being invited to join a mental illness study aimed at providing personal car...

Welsh Government to roll out rapid diagnostic testing for bacterial infections in primary care

By Liz Wells 16 February 2026

Rapid testing for bacterial infections is being rolled out in community pharmacies and GP surgeries across Wales.

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frederica-diamanta

Senior School Quality Assurance Officer (SEND Inclusion Lead)

Band SS2 (£80,840 - £87,330)

Greater ManchesterBand SS2 (£80,840 - £87,330)

RECRUITER: Manchester City Council

Service Director - Commissioning and Partnerships

£98, 135 - £113,630

Sandwell, West Midlands£98, 135 - £113,630

RECRUITER: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

Corporate Director Children's Services

£Competitive

Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire£Competitive

RECRUITER: Buckinghamshire Council

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