Banned directors faked £9.8m NHS contract
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
Tanveer and Tasneem Khan were disqualified for 13 years and 10 years, respectively, for tricking investors out of more than £2m.
Norgine invests £23m in expanding Welsh pharmaceuticals production
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
Leading European specialist pharmaceutical company Norgine is investing £23m expanding production of pharmaceuticals in Hengoed, South Wales.
Trust chief calls for more support to boost pay for women
By Liz Wells 06 March 2026
James Blythe, interim chief executive of St George’s, Epsom and St Helier Hospitals and Health Group (Gesh), is calling for more support for female consultants to apply for bonuses - such as Nation...
Bristol NHS Group publishes Group Clinical Strategy Update
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
Bristol NHS Group has published its Group Clinical Strategy Update 2026, setting out the next stage of its ambition to transform care for people across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucesters...
Greater Manchester trust introduces body-worn cameras to combat abusive behaviour
By Liz Wells 06 March 2026
Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust has introduced body-worn cameras across all four of its hospitals in Bury, Oldham, Rochdale and Salford in a bid to protect and keep frontline staff safe.
London Assembly to hold extraordinary meeting on measles outbreak
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
An extraordinary meeting will be held by the London Assembly on Monday to examine the impact of an ongoing measles outbreak.
Events to mark six-year anniversary of Covid
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
Events are being held this week to mark the six-year anniversary of Covid.
Great Ormond Street Hospital selects new chief executive
By Liz Wells 06 March 2026
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) has appointed Karl Munslow Ong as its new chief executive
SEND reforms fail to account for transport costs, say MPs
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
Government SEND reforms fail to take account of burgeoning home-to-school transport costs for local authorities, an MPs’ committee has warned.
Barking, Havering and Redbridge NHS strikes escalate
By Liz Wells 05 March 2026
Strikes by Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust workers have escalated.
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Service Director – Children's Social Care
From £106,618 to £113,740 (Grade O)
Newbury - Council Offices, Market StreetFrom £106,618 to £113,740 (Grade O)
Shift Supervisor – Children’s Home
Grade 6, £26,825 to £28,142 per annum + Standby allowance
Newport, Isle of WightGrade 6, £26,825 to £28,142 per annum + Standby allowance
Multi-Systemic Therapy Team Supervisor
£48,072 - £54,994 per annum
Crewe, Cheshire£48,072 - £54,994 per annum
Most Read News
- BREAKING NEWS: Pay rise withheld from underperforming trust bosses
- Health research needs AI governance that can keep pace with innovation
- Palantir lobbied minister over extending software contract to GPs
- Policy alone cannot reform the NHS: frontline staff must be empowered
- The Single Patient Record must follow the medicine home
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