Minimum Wage hike welcomed but chancellor urged to rule out PFI

By Lee Peart 26 November 2025

Unison has welcomed news of a rise in the National Minimum Wage but called on chancellor Rachel Reeves to rule out PFI style deals for healthcare in today’s Autumn Budget.

New surgical elective centre to help tackle waiting lists

By Lee Peart 26 November 2025

A new surgical elective centre (SEC) designed to tackle improve care and tackle waiting lists has reached a construction milestone.

Helipad opens at specialist emergency hospital

By Lee Peart 25 November 2025

A helipad has opened the Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington.

Imperial College invests £47.4m in decarbonisation programme

By Lee Peart 25 November 2025

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in north west London is investing £47.4m over the next two years in overhauling its hospitals’ energy systems and reducing estate risks.

Chancellor confirms 250 neighbourhood health centres ahead of Budget

By Lee Peart 25 November 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed 250 neighbourhood health centres and £300m in funding for technology ahead of tomorrow's Budget.

Balancing care and construction

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

Katy Harris, preconstruction director at Seddon Property Services, shares her insights on modernising healthcare infrastructure and the role of preconstruction in making it happen

Launch of £105m National Rehabilitation Centre delayed

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

The launch of the £105m National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) in Nottinghamshire has been delayed due to an issue with its hot water system.

Community diagnostic centre to help cut hospital waiting times

By Lee Peart 17 November 2025

Council leaders have visited a new health centre that is designed cut hospital waiting times and get local people the tests they need sooner in Southend.

Yeovil Hospital opens urgent treatment centre

By Lee Peart 14 November 2025

Yeovil Hospital has opened an urgent treatment centre (UTC) in order to better meet demand and reduce waiting times.

Council invests £3.2m in hospital through developer levy

By Lee Peart 13 November 2025

Runnymede Borough Council is investing £3.2m in funding raised through a community infrastructure levy at St Peter’s Hospital in Chertsey.

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