The number of Covid patients in Nottingham's hospitals is at its highest point in more than a year - prompting a warning from health officials. Nearly 300 patients with the virus occupied beds across Queen's Medical Centre and City Hospital on Tuesday, April 5, according to NHS figures.
The latest statistics surpass the winter peak caused by the Omicron variant, with numbers at their highest since February 2021. There were 299 beds being used for Covid patients on April 4, last topped on February 25 last year (307).
Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) issued a warning on Thursday, April 8, due to ongoing pressures on its services, saying it was "facing high demand" and "significant pressure" at its hospitals.