New vision for nursing and midwifery care in Wales unveiled
By Liz Wells 12 November 2025
Chief nursing officer for Wales, Sue Tranka, has published her new five-year strategic vision setting out how nursing and midwifery professions will lead healthcare transformation.
Tough new laws to strengthen defences against cyber attacks on NHS
By Liz Wells 12 November 2025
Proposed new laws will strengthen cyber defences for essential public services, including the NHS.
Streeting to announce Treasury deal on NHS redundancies
By Lee Peart 12 November 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting will announce today that a deal has been agreed with the Treasury to pay for NHS redundancies.
Programme funding aims to boost wellbeing of NHS staff
By Liz Wells 12 November 2025
NHS Charities Together and NHS England have announced £2.4m to help bolster crucial mental and physical wellbeing support for NHS staff.
NHS providers and partners working to manage strike disruption
By Liz Wells 11 November 2025
NHS providers and partners have been working together to implement robust plans ahead of new strike action by resident doctors in England as part of their long-running pay dispute with the Government.
Leicestershire trust launches new maternity notes app
By Liz Wells 11 November 2025
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) has introduced a new app to enable expectant parents to access their maternity records and tailored pregnancy information.
Airedale workers secure pay boosts after strike
By Liz Wells 11 November 2025
AGH Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Airedale NHS Trust, has awarded hospital porters, caterers and cleaners a new deal on pay and terms and conditions.
Children's hearing services 'overlooked, undervalued and underfunded', report finds
By Lee Peart 11 November 2025
Children’s hearing services are a ‘Cinderella’ service, which is often ‘overlooked, undervalued and underfunded’, a report has found.
Warning strikes could derail NHS productivity and quality gains
By Lee Peart 11 November 2025
Strike action that resumes by resident doctors this week could derail NHS gains in quality and productivity, a report has warned.
Pride in Place programme to invest up to £5bn in local areas
By Lee Peart 11 November 2025
Up to £5bn will be given to 250 areas across the UK in the Government’s Pride in Place programme.
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Assistant Director – Children and Families
£80,995 - £86,757
Sheffield, South Yorkshire£80,995 - £86,757
Principal Public Health Manager (Population Health Management)
PO8 - £63,966 - £67,575
Greenwich, London (Greater)PO8 - £63,966 - £67,575
Wellbeing Officer x 2 posts (CDC)
Grade 7, £28,132 - £30,914
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- Knight Frank warns of 'impending care supply crisis'
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- Blood pressure medication recall after packaging error
- Striking Romford NHS workers demonstrate at Streeting's constituency office
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