Further calls for Trust board to resign over SWAH controversy Anger and confusion are continuing to build over the handling of the withdrawal of emergency surgical services Belfast Live · Dec 8, 2022
Belfast Trust updates symptom checker for Strep A and scarlet fever amid increasing cases All you need to know on the symptoms and options available to help Belfast Live · Dec 8, 2022
Routine procedures at Belfast children’s hospital postponed This is being done in response to the high number of children attending its emergency department with symptoms of infections, the Belfast Trust said. The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022
New nature reserve and holiday let for Northumberland after land donated to charity The Haining near Elsdon is the county's newest nature reserve and there are plans to convert the building on site into a holiday let Chronicle Live · Dec 7, 2022
Foodbanks set for rough winter as demand continues to soar Trussell Trust says demand for food is outstripping donations, as it gets ready to hand out over three million meals this month Chronicle Live · Dec 6, 2022
Rough winter ahead for foodbanks as cost-of-living crisis intensifies The Trussell Trust, which operates more than 1,300 foodbanks, is set to provide over three million meals this month, the Mirror reports Wales Online · Dec 6, 2022
Foodbanks braced for miserable Christmas as over 3 million meals to be given out As the cost of living crisis continues to strangle families, the Trussell Trust (which operates over 1,300 foodbanks) is set to provide three million meals in December Daily Mirror · Dec 5, 2022
Northumbria Healthcare and contractors who built new Cramlington hospital settle £140m legal action over 'defects' such as fire safety and drainage Wide-ranging defects in the seven-year-old Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington led to an £140m legal case. Chronicle Live · Dec 5, 2022
School judged inadequate three times in a row issues update on future The school has been failing pupils amid a period of 'turbulence' Liverpool Echo · Dec 5, 2022
Foodbanks expect bleak Christmas and busiest winter amid cost-of-living crisis The Trussell Trust network is on course to distribute about 339,900 packages this month alone, according to an analysis by the Mirror - and independent charities are also braced for a surge in demand Daily Mirror · Dec 5, 2022
New Glasgow map providing bird’s-eye view of the city unveiled A Glasgow artist has unveiled a new map of the city, based on a 19th century version, showing how the city has developed and changed over the past 150 years. Glasgow Live · Dec 5, 2022
Nottingham hospitals trust apologises to patients asked to wait in A&E corridors Letters, handed to a small number of Queen’s Medical Centre patients in recent days, explain how soaring demand is affecting A&E, wards and ambulance services Nottingham Post · Dec 5, 2022
Co Tyrone teen selected for bursary to help 'wrestle his way to the top' The Strabane teen said: "I want to show young people that anything is possible when you put your mind to it.” Belfast Live · Dec 2, 2022
Families given compensation over 'Morgue Monster' David Fuller murder case David Fuller, a hospital electrician and and dad of four, 67, murdered two women and abused over 100 corpses, and pay-outs could be forthcoming totalling more than £6million Daily Mirror · Dec 1, 2022
Nottingham Post · Dec 1, 2022 Donna Ockenden says maternity review will investigate more than 1,000 cases "We are committed to making the necessary and sustainable improvements to our maternity services"
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2022 Tracy Corrigan appointed to The Scott Trust The Scott Trust, shareholder of Guardian Media Group, announces the appointment of former media executive and journalist Tracy Corrigan to its board.
Nottingham Post · Nov 30, 2022 Nottingham Castle Trust liquidators share message over refunds after collapse The landmark attraction closed after a £30m revamp
Daily Record · Nov 30, 2022 Scots man diagnosed with cancer after pal noticed his eyes were turning yellow The Edinburgh University graduate became terribly sick while on a visit to Glasgow in April, and his eye discolouration was another sign that he had to seek medical help.
Edinburgh Live · Nov 30, 2022 Edinburgh man's discoloured eyes leads to liver transplant and cancer diagnosis The Edinburgh University graduate was flat visiting for a friend when he became violently sick and started to suffer from strong abdominal pains for around a week.
Chronicle Live · Nov 29, 2022 A&E attendance at Royal Victoria Infirmary up almost 20% compared to before Covid-19 Hospital boss Dame Jackie Daniel has warned of a tough winter ahead for emergency care services in Newcastle.
Liverpool Echo · Nov 28, 2022 Improvements required after major Aintree hospital fire Liverpool University Hospitals Foundation Trust has delivered its verdict following August's blaze
Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2022 The Standard View: Our Christmas appeal is raising funds for children in London and across the country The donations keep coming. Today, The Childhood Trust has become the second charity to join us in raising and allocating funds, as it contributes £500,000 to our On the Breadline appeal, taking the total after just one week to an incredible £2.5 million.
The National (Scotland) · Nov 28, 2022 The Jacqui Low interview, Part II: Fan ownership models, the media and protests PARTICK THISTLE'S move to fan ownership has been a controversial process. Here, chairman Jacqui Low gives her side of the story to Herald and Times…
The National (Scotland) · Nov 28, 2022 Jacqui Low waiting for a new dawn as chairman discusses Thistle's fan ownership saga THE hotel lobby is a strange netherworld. The piercing brilliance of the sun outside is forgotten; a few scattered sofas and chairs are illuminated…
Manchester Evening News · Nov 27, 2022 Pensioner's arm gashed during nightmare A&E wait lasting almost 12 hours “I was wheeled away from A&E at around midnight. I thought I was going to a ward, but no. I was actually going to a corridor where I was left overnight”