Reforms 'first step towards new era for NHS dentistry', says DHSC
By Lee Peart 16 December 2025
A raft of reforms announced today amount to the ‘most significant modernisation of the NHS dental contract in years’, the Government has claimed.
Sussex trust appoints new chief executive
By Liz Wells 15 December 2025
University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Dr Andy Heeps as its new chief executive.
BREAKING NEWS: Resident doctors in England vote to reject Government offer
By Liz Wells 15 December 2025
Resident doctors in England have 'overwhelmingly' voted to reject the Government's new offer on jobs and go ahead with strike action later this week.
Redbridge agrees SEND improvement plan following inspectors' criticism
15 December 2025
The London Borough of Redbridge has agreed a plan to improve its support for children with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) following a critical report by inspectors earlier this yea...
Perinatal mental health service rated outstanding
By Lee Peart 15 December 2025
A specialist perinatal mental health service at Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust has been rated outstanding by the CQC.
Call for winter discharge unit as patients wait months to leave hospital
By Lee Peart 15 December 2025
The Liberal Democrats have called on the Government to set up a £90m winter discharge unit after revealing patients were waiting months to leave hospital.
Moorfields selects new chief nurse
By Liz Wells 15 December 2025
Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Simmi Naidu as its new chief nurse and executive director of allied professionals.
Council announces over £80k health and wellbeing award
By Lee Peart 15 December 2025
Havering Council has awarded over £80,000 to community groups to improve health and wellbeing.
BMA staff escalate pay dispute after 'disappointing' pay offer
By Liz Wells 15 December 2025
Staff at the BMA have escalated their dispute with their employer following a ‘disappointing’ revised pay offer.
Revealed: Scottish communities awarded Pride in Place funding named
By Lee Peart 15 December 2025
The 14 Scottish communities in 12 local authorities receiving £20m each in Pride in Place funding have been named by the UK Government.
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Practice Supervisor - Early Help East
£47,181 - £51,356 per annum, pro rata
Scarborough, North Yorkshire£47,181 - £51,356 per annum, pro rata
Advanced Social Worker - Emergency Duty Team
Up to £49,282 (depending on experience)
North East LincolnshireUp to £49,282 (depending on experience)
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- Antisemitism training to be mandatory in NHS following Lord Mann review
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- EXCLUSIVE: Shared systems are how local leaders get time back
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