Staffing pressures cause trust to suspend home births
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has suspended home births for two weeks due to safety concerns caused by staff shortages.
RCGP warns of a 'mass exodus' of GPs within five years
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Nearly a third of GPs are unlikely to be working in general practice in five years’ time, a new poll reveals.
Almost one in five ED patients being cared for in corridors, report reveals
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Almost one in five patients in EDs were being cared for in trolleys or chairs in corridors in England this summer, a report has revealed.
Wirral nurses and staff raise concerns about 'dangerous' hospital plans
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Clinical support workers and nurses at Wirral University Teaching Hospitals have lodged a formal complaint with the trust’s board over proposed changes to staffing ratios that they believe could pu...
Council and ICB 'taking decisive action' to tackle SEND failings
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Slough Local Area Partnership, which comprises Slough Borough Council and NHS Frimley ICB, have said they it is taking decisive action to improve the quality and consistency of SEND services.
NHS marks Remembrance Sunday marked with 'Veteran Aware' programme
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
The NHS has marked Remembrance Sunday with the launch of a new programme to provide targeted, personalised care to the armed forces community.
BMA report reveals sexism and sexual violence being faced by medical students
By Liz Wells 07 November 2025
Sexism and sexual violence are widespread in UK medical schools and clinical placements, new research reveals.
Gloucestershire ICB awards contract for digital system for All Age Continuing Care
By Liz Wells 07 November 2025
Gloucestershire ICB has awarded Care Banking the contract to provide a new digital system for All Age Continuing Care (AACC).
Additional £2.4n funding secured for delayed NHP scheme
By Lee Peart 07 November 2025
Additional funding has been secure for a scheme delayed under the New Hospital Programme (NHP).
Plan to make NHS Wales greener and fit for the future unveiled
By Liz Wells 07 November 2025
Ambitious plans to help NHS Wales reduce its emissions faster to make the health and care system more sustainable have been unveiled.
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