Free school meals eligibility expanded by Government
By Lee Peart 05 June 2025
The Government has announced it is providing over half a million more free school meals.
Mental health 'secondary status' jeopardises 'three shifts', leaders warn
By Lee Peart 05 June 2025
The ‘secondary status’ of mental health risks undermining delivery of the Government’s ‘three shifts’, NHS trust leaders have warned.
Gloucestershire phlebotomists urge chief executive to meet them face to face
By Liz Wells 04 June 2025
Striking phlebotomists at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have written to chief executive Kevin McNamara to call for direct face-to-face talks to resolve their ongoing pay dispute.
Cambridge University Hospitals staff protest against job cuts
By Liz Wells 04 June 2025
Unite members at Cambridge University Hospitals are today (4 June) demonstrating at Addenbrooke's Hospital against job cuts in the region.
Unite to ballot NHS members over 'substandard' pay award
By Liz Wells 04 June 2025
Unite has begun balloting its NHS members over the recent pay award from the government.
Surgical hub launches to help tackle NHS waiting lists
By Lee Peart 04 June 2025
A surgical hub has launched to help tackle waiting lists in North West England.
Foot-recognition AI scanner can prevent heart failure hospitalisations
By Liz Wells 04 June 2025
An AI device with ‘foot recognition’, similar to face-recognition technology, could potentially flag when heart failure is becoming severe and life-threatening, new research reveals.
New midwives ready to work, but no jobs available, says RCM
By Liz Wells 04 June 2025
More than eight out of 10 student midwives due to qualify this year are ‘not confident’ they will find a job once graduating, despite maternity services across the UK struggling with understaffing,...
'Burning platform' warning on early years' services
By Lee Peart 04 June 2025
Early years’ services are on a ‘burning platform’ with UK outcomes among the ‘worst in the civilized world’, a leader has warned.
MHRA approves lung cancer drug
By Lee Peart 04 June 2025
A medicine to treat non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) has been approved by the MHRA.
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