Chancellor urged to provide 'hope' for patients and NHS staff in Budget
By Liz Wells 24 November 2025
This week’s Budget must ‘give hope’ that the NHS can be turned around and deliver new investment in nursing to transform care of patients, the RCN says.
Working in understaffed services is making nurses sick
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Hospitals and care homes in the UK are so short-staffed that nursing staff are continuing to work while unwell, with stress the leading cause of illness hitting an eight-year high, new research rev...
RCN reports surge in members facing racist abuse
By Liz Wells 27 October 2025
The RCN has reported a 55% increase in racism complaints from its members in three years, with its advice line receiving three calls a day from global majority nursing staff from across the UK.
Official investigation into corridor care unveiled
By Liz Wells 27 August 2025
The Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) has confirmed it will begin investigating the prevalence of patients being treated in ‘temporary care environments’.
Cuts to ICBs 'could put patient safety at risk', warns RCN
By Liz Wells 22 August 2025
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is warning that cuts to ICBs could put patient safety at risk and undermine the government’s 10-Year Health Plan and is calling for every ICB to retain a chief nu...
Emergency departments see 'abhorrent' rise in violence against staff
By Liz Wells 12 August 2025
Punching, spitting and acid attack threats are just some of the behaviours staff in emergency departments are exposed to, new RCN analysis reveals.
BREAKING NEWS: RCN members say 3.6% pay increase is not enough
By Liz Wells 31 July 2025
RCN members have said that a 3.6% increase in pay for nursing staff employed on NHS/HSC Terms and Conditions (Agenda for Change) is not enough.
Government to crack down on fake nurses
By Liz Wells 12 May 2025
The government has unveiled new measures to make it a criminal offence for people who are not qualified as a nurse to use the title and mislead the public.
Nurses would stay in the NHS for longer if their student loans were 'forgiven'
By Liz Wells 21 March 2025
NHS nurses would stay in their jobs for between 7-10 extra years if the government forgave their student debt, new research reveals.
Half of public say corridor care crisis could be solved in a year
By Lee Peart 03 February 2025
Half the public think corridor care could be eradicated within a year if the Government took immediate action, a poll has found.
Nurses give 'devastating testimony' on corridor care
By Lee Peart 16 January 2025
A survey of over 5,000 NHS nursing staff has offered ‘devastating testimony’ of patients dying in corridors, lack of equipment and unsafe practices.
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