NHS falling behind private sector on mental health trials, research finds
By Lee Peart 23 September 2025
The NHS is losing ground to private companies on clinical research into mental health, a report has warned.
Health staff at Blackpool hospitals strike in pay row
By Liz Wells 22 September 2025
Hundreds of healthcare workers employed by Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust walked out this morning (22 September) in a row over unpaid wages.
Cornish trust names new chief medical officer (designate)
By Liz Wells 22 September 2025
Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has selected Dr Colm Owens, consultant psychiatrist, as chief medical officer (designate).
Midlands trust appoints new director of medical education
By Liz Wells 22 September 2025
University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) has appointed Dr Nick Munyanyi as director of medical education.
Deal ensures resident doctors will be paid fully for additional hours
By Liz Wells 22 September 2025
Doctors in England are to be paid fully for work outside of their normal hours after the BMA's resident doctors committee (RDC) agreed sweeping contractual changes with NHS Employers and the DHSC.
GPs in England vote to enter into dispute with Government
By Liz Wells 22 September 2025
The BMA GP committee in England (GPC England) has voted to go back into dispute with Government, Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England from 1 October 2025.
Two ambulance workers arrested following six deaths
By Lee Peart 22 September 2025
Police have arrested two ambulance workers following six deaths in Wiltshire.
Six independent non-executives join South West Peninsula Board
By Liz Wells 19 September 2025
NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly and NHS Devon have jointly appointed six independent non-executive members (INEMs) to the new South West Peninsula Board.
Unison calls for Government to dump pay review body
By Lee Peart 19 September 2025
Unison has urged the Government to ditch the pay review body and hold NHS salary talks directly with unions.
Sexual misconduct rulings for doctors 'too lenient', research finds
By Lee Peart 19 September 2025
Sexual misconduct rulings by doctors’ tribunals are ‘too lenient’, research has found.
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East Riding of Yorkshire£103,150 - £112,589 (Director Band 1-3)
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