Burst water pipe repaired after hospital flooding
By Lee Peart 24 June 2025
A burst pipe has been repaired at Princess Royal Hospital in Telford after flooding in some wards.
Trust celebrates double CQC upgrade
By Lee Peart 24 June 2025
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been upgraded by the CQC for both urgent and emergency care, and medical care.
NHS England to add at-home HPV testing to cervical screening programme
By Liz Wells 24 June 2025
Women and people with a cervix who are overdue for cervical screening in England will be offered an at-home testing option, in plans to help boost participation in the programme.
Gambling harms initiative scoops healthcare inequalities award
By Lee Peart 24 June 2025
A programme to tackle the harms caused by gambling has scooped a prestigious award for reducing healthcare inequalities.
The drugs laws don't work
By Liz Wells 23 June 2025
The Scottish Government is not ruling out any measure that could help halt the rising number of people dying through drug misuse
BREAKING NEWS: NHS Grampian appoints new chief executive
By Liz Wells 23 June 2025
NHS Grampian has appointed Laura Skaife-Knight as its new chief executive.
Every baby in UK set to have DNA mapped
By Liz Wells 23 June 2025
Every baby born in the UK is set to have their DNA mapped within a decade to predict and prevent disease.
Reform Mayor 'deeply concerned' about ICB merger plans
By Lee Peart 23 June 2025
Reform UK Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire Dame Andrea Jenkyns is ‘deeply concerned’ about plans to merge with Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
BREAKING NEWS: National maternity investigation launched to drive improvements
By Liz Wells 23 June 2025
A rapid national investigation into NHS maternity and neonatal services has been ordered by Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting to provide ‘truth and accountability’ for impacted familie...
SEND deficit override extended
By Dan Peters 23 June 2025
The Dedicated Schools Grant statutory override will be extended for another two years until the end of 2027-28, the Government has said.
Social Worker Level 2 / AMHP
Grade 10 - Grade 11, 37 hours, Permanent
Wakefield, West YorkshireGrade 10 - Grade 11, 37 hours, Permanent
Support Worker x 2
£17,004.22 - £18,751.73, Grade 6, 22 hours, Permanent
Wakefield, West Yorkshire£17,004.22 - £18,751.73, Grade 6, 22 hours, Permanent
Director of Public Health & Wellbeing
£108,015 – £118,680 pa
Dudley, West Midlands£108,015 – £118,680 pa
Most Read News
- BREAKING NEWS: Meningitis outbreak 'passed peak', says UKHSA
- Spire terminates takeover talks with Bridgepoint and Triton
- Children stuck in hospital as lack of community care sparks 'hidden crisis'
- 'One of the most exciting times to be doing medicine', leader hails AI revolution
- Regional chair for NHS England North West selected
Social Worker Level 2 / AMHP
Grade 10 - Grade 11, 37 hours, Permanent
Wakefield, West YorkshireGrade 10 - Grade 11, 37 hours, Permanent
Support Worker x 2
£17,004.22 - £18,751.73, Grade 6, 22 hours, Permanent
Wakefield, West Yorkshire£17,004.22 - £18,751.73, Grade 6, 22 hours, Permanent
Director of Public Health & Wellbeing
£108,015 – £118,680 pa
Dudley, West Midlands£108,015 – £118,680 pa
Most Read News
- BREAKING NEWS: Meningitis outbreak 'passed peak', says UKHSA
- Spire terminates takeover talks with Bridgepoint and Triton
- Children stuck in hospital as lack of community care sparks 'hidden crisis'
- 'One of the most exciting times to be doing medicine', leader hails AI revolution
- Regional chair for NHS England North West selected
©2026 Hemming Group Limited. Registered in England and Wales. Registered No: 490200. VAT number GB342 023 408
