Surgery services re-rated requires improvement at Salford Royal Hospital
By Lee Peart 01 October 2026
Surgery services at the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust’s Salford Royal Hospital have been re-rated requires improvement following a CQC inspection in May.
Social care swallows record share of council budgets
By William Eichler 30 September 2026
Sixteen English councils spent more than 80% of their core funding on adult and children's social care last year, new analysis has revealed.
Surgery services upgraded to outstanding at Spire hospital
By Lee Peart 30 September 2026
Surgery services at Spire Little Aston Hospital in Sutton Coldfield have been upgraded from good to outstanding.
Study to measure cost of racism in healthcare
By Lee Peart 30 September 2026
A study to measure the economic cost of racism in health and healthcare in England has been commissioned by the NHS Race and Health Observatory.
BREAKING NEWS: Cooper pledges up to 1,000 Sure Start centres over next two years
By Lee Peart 30 September 2026
Health and social care secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the extension of Sure Start services over the next two years.
Acute and intensive care mental health wards rated outstanding
By Lee Peart 30 September 2026
Acute and intensive care mental health inpatient services provided by Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) have been rated outstanding by health watchdog the CQC.
EXCLUSIVE: Labour delegates pile pressure on Government over NHS Palantir contract
By Lee Peart 30 September 2026
Labour members have called on the Government to end the NHS’s reliance on Palantir, as pressure mounts over the US technology company’s role in Britain’s public services.
BREAKING NEWS: Burnham promises to build a National Care Service
By Lee Peart 29 September 2026
Prime Minister has pledged to build a free at the point of need, National Care Service.
Staffing shortages and operational pressures impact maternity services
By Lee Peart 29 September 2026
Staffing shortages and operational pressures have been found in maternity services at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust.
ICBs introduce up to two-year minimum waits for ADHD and autism assessments
By Lee Peart 29 September 2026
ICBs have introduced minimum waits of up to two years for ADHD and autism assessments, an investigation has revealed.
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