King's chief executive announces retirement
By Liz Wells 06 November 2025
Professor Clive Kay, chief executive of King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, is to retire in summer 2026, after a near 40-year career in the NHS.
AI-assisted brain atlas offers unprecedented detail in MRI scans
By Liz Wells 06 November 2025
UCL researchers have developed a new AI-assisted brain atlas that can help visualise the human brain in unprecedented detail.
NHS trust offers first fully tech-enabled pathway for colorectal cancer patients
By Liz Wells 06 November 2025
West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospital (WHTH) has become the first NHS trust to deliver a complete, technology-enabled pathway by providing digital prehabilitation (prehab) services to colorectal can...
Registration opens for The Manchester Cleaning Show 2026
By Lee Peart 06 November 2025
The Manchester Cleaning Show, the UK’s second-largest cleaning and hygiene trade event after London, will return to Manchester Central on 18–19 February 2026, bringing together the brightest indust...
Trust 'bringing in new ways of working' following inadequate rating
By Lee Peart 06 November 2025
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has said it is ‘bringing in new ways of working’ after its leadership was rated inadequate by the CQC.
Call for unannounced CQC investigations following maternity care allegations
By Lee Peart 06 November 2025
The Government has been called on to allow unannounced CQC investigations after a New Statesman and Channel 4 News investigation into maternity services at Oxford University NHS Hospitals Foundatio...
NHS workers face rise in racist abuse, says Streeting
By Liz Wells 06 November 2025
Racism 'reminiscent of the 1970s and 1980s' has become commonplace again and NHS staff are bearing the brunt of it, health secretary Wes Streeting has warned.
Taskforce report calls for 'systemic changes' to ADHD services
By Lee Peart 06 November 2025
A taskforce report commissioned by NHS England has called for ‘systemic changes’ to address long waits for ADHD services.
Endoscopy unit welcomes first patients in Leicester
By Lee Peart 06 November 2025
An endoscopy unit has welcomed its first patients at Leicester General Hospital.
BREAKING NEWS: BMA dismisses Streeting's fresh offer to resident doctors
By Liz Wells 05 November 2025
The BMA says health secretary Wes Streeting's fresh of package of offers to resident doctors in England 'does not go far enough'.
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