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Much-loved Nurse retires after 46 years of dedicated service

Much-loved Nurse retires after 46 years of dedicated service

After an extraordinary 46-year career at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, much-loved Intensive Critical Care Unit (ICCU) Sister Karen Allen – known affectionately to colleagues as Macca – is retiring at the age of 65.

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“Amazing” staff keep services running

“Amazing” staff keep services running

Staff across two Black Country NHS Trusts have been praised for their determination and commitment to keep healthcare services running in hospitals and across communities in the aftermath of Storm Goretti.

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First baby born at New Cross Hospital 2026

First baby born at New Cross Hospital 2026

New Cross Hospital welcomed its first baby in the early hours of this morning, with Nawabpreet Singh Brar arriving at 12.04am.

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Baby Toby’s a Christmas surprise

Baby Toby’s a Christmas surprise

Baby Toby gave mum and dad an unexpected Christmas present by arriving at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital in the early hours today. Proud mum and dad Emily and Jason Gallear have had to change their seasonal plans slightly to accommodate their first baby but couldn’t be happier. Emily, 27, who is a support worker for […]

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