Patients' experience of GPs 'improves significantly'
By Liz Wells 10 July 2025
Patients’ overall experience of primary care services has improved significantly since this year, new data reveals.
Solicitor welcomes Infected Blood Inquiry report recommendations
By Lee Peart 10 July 2025
The recommendations of a report on the Infected Blood Compensation Scheme have been welcomed by a solicitor representing over 500 people infected and affected by the scandal.
Change of leadership at UHSussex
By Liz Wells 10 July 2025
University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust chief executive, Dr George Findlay, is to step down.
Waiting lists fall to 26-month low in May
By Lee Peart 10 July 2025
NHS waiting lists fell by almost 30,000 in May to a 26-month low of 7.36m, NHSE has revealed.
Kent trust set to make cleaners redundant as part of cost-saving plan
By Liz Wells 10 July 2025
Cleaners at the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust (MTW) have been told 30 jobs are to go across the trusts two sites at Pembury and Maidstone.
Charity to launch legal action over ICB pause of ADHD referrals
By Lee Peart 10 July 2025
ADHD UK has said it will legally challenge a decision by NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB to pause ADHD referrals for people aged over 25.
Alder Hey welcomes Europe's first Tesla MRI scanner
By Liz Wells 09 July 2025
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has become the first hospital in Europe to install a 3-Tesla MRI research scanner, which will provide faster, more detailed imaging and improve patient comfort.
Resident doctors in England reveal first strike dates
By Liz Wells 09 July 2025
Resident doctors in England are to strike from 7am on 25 July to 7am on 30 July.
Union accuses Leicestershire trust of introducing 'pay cut by stealth'
By Liz Wells 09 July 2025
Leicester hospitals have slashed free transport for staff, a move which GMB Union has branded 'a pay cut by stealth'.
High street pharmacies to offer 'sponge-on-a-string' cancer test
By Lee Peart 09 July 2025
High street pharmacies will offer a ‘sponge-on-a-string’ test as part of a new NHS pilot to help prevent oesophageal cancer.
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