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“Be positive, get checked” – Martin’s cancer plea

“Be positive, get checked” – Martin’s cancer plea

31 March 2026

A Wolverhampton man has shared his prostate cancer story to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the disease. Martin Hodkinson, 65, from Wolverhampton, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017. In 2018, surgeons removed the majority of the cancer, and he has been closely monitored ever since. Due to the nature of his […].. Read the full article

Deteriorating patient focus continues

Deteriorating patient focus continues

30 March 2026

Wellness Rounds which have seen deteriorating patient numbers fall in pilot schemes across Walsall Manor and New Cross Hospitals as part of the Martha’s Rule initiative, are being rolled out fully from today (Monday 30 March)... Read the full article

Research facility upgrade

Research facility upgrade

27 March 2026

A new £1.5 million research facility will be established at New Cross Hospital, delivering high-quality, cutting-edge research for the region. The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust has been awarded £1.5 million from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) through its Capital Investment Programme. This significant investment will support an ambitious programme to refurbish […].. Read the full article

Heart tests closer to home

Heart tests closer to home

27 March 2026

Patients will be able to have heart tests closer to home thanks to a £150,000 investment to expand Cardiology services at Cannock Chase Hospital. The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (RWT) has secured the funding from NHS England to expand the department, enhancing access to vital heart diagnostics. The investment at the Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) […].. Read the full article

Keep it simple to keep it safe

Keep it simple to keep it safe

9 March 2026

Midwives, Maternity Support Workers, health visitors, Neonatal Nurses and Public Health teams across the Black Country are highlighting an important campaign to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome... Read the full article