Streeting vows to rebuild NHS in working class communities

By Lee Peart 25 June 2025

Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting will today pledge to rebuild the NHS in working class communities with a £2.2bn investment in the 10-Year Health Plan.

Trusts strengthen partnership with shared board roles

By Liz Wells 25 June 2025

The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust and Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are strengthening their partnership by adding additional shared posts across the organisations.

Trust celebrates good rating for critical care services

By Lee Peart 25 June 2025

University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust (UHDB) has celebrated being rated good for critical care services at Royal Derby Hospital and Queen’s Hospital Burton.

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MHRA joins global network focused on safe use of AI in healthcare

By Liz Wells 25 June 2025

The UK has become the first country to join a new global network of health regulators focused on the safe, effective use of AI in healthcare.

Study shows power of shared mealtimes for children in hospital

By Lee Peart 25 June 2025

A new study for East of England’s first specialist children’s hospital has shown shared mealtimes in hospital settings can significantly improve the health and wellbeing of children and young peopl...

Trust secures over £20m for decarbonisation projects

By Lee Peart 24 June 2025

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded over £20m in Government funding for a major heat decarbonisation project.

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BMA calls for new medical regulator

By Liz Wells 24 June 2025

The BMA is calling for the creation of a new medical regulator, solely for doctors, after ‘prolonged and repeated concerns’ that the General Medical Council (GMC) has failed to protect patients and...

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Public has 'little or no confidence' in Government plans to improve NHS standards

By Liz Wells 24 June 2025

The public has little or no confidence in the Government’s plans to improve standards and meet targets anytime soon, new research reveals.

Doctors 'using unapproved AI software' to record appointments, investigation reveals

By Liz Wells 24 June 2025

NHS bosses have demanded GPs and hospitals stop using artificial intelligence software that could breach data protection rules and put patients at risk, according to a Sky News investigation.

Labour rebellion threatens benefits reform

By Lee Peart 24 June 2025

A rebellion of over 100 Labour MPs is threatening to derail the Government’s Welfare Reform Bill.

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Deputy Manager

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frederica-diamanta

Principal Lawyer - Children and/or Adult Safeguarding

£51,356 - £56,494

Kirklees, West Yorkshire£51,356 - £56,494

RECRUITER: Kirklees Metropolitan Council

Technical Services Officer (Structural)

£45,091- £47,181

Kirklees, West Yorkshire£45,091- £47,181

RECRUITER: Kirklees Metropolitan Council

Deputy Manager

From £38,220 up to £42,839 per annum pro rata

Northallerton, North YorkshireFrom £38,220 up to £42,839 per annum pro rata

RECRUITER: North Yorkshire Council