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23 June 2026

With temperatures expected to rise over the next few days, people in Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull are being advised to take precautions... Read the full article

19 June 2026

An innovative new treatment for bladder tumours has been introduced at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital, offering patients a less invasive alternative to traditional surgery... Read the full article

18 June 2026

A Wolverhampton GP has created a children's activity book to support early childhood development and encourage screen-free learning... Read the full article

12 June 2026

A proud mum whose baby son was born in his amniotic sac – which is extremely rare – has praised Wolverhampton Midwives for making her feel “reassured, comfortable and well taken care of.”.. Read the full article

12 June 2026

A Wolverhampton patient who has been living with Type 1 diabetes for more than 60 years is sharing her story to raise awareness during a health campaign... Read the full article

12 June 2026

Patients, their families, and carers will be able to nominate a staff member or team within The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust for an award that recognises outstanding personalised care and compassion. Every year the Trust runs an internal staff recognition awards event which highlights innovation, improvements within teams and services, and staff who exemplify the […].. Read the full article

12 June 2026

Aspiring healthcare professionals have gained the confidence, skills and experience they need to begin a career in the NHS, thanks to a training programme... Read the full article

11 June 2026

Patients with diabetes are now able to manage their insulin treatment at home thanks to a new digital approach... Read the full article

11 June 2026

People living in Wolverhampton and surrounding areas are being encouraged to take part in a major national study aiming to improve how heartburn and acid reflux are diagnosed and treated... Read the full article

4 June 2026

A former heart patient who underwent life-saving treatment is now giving back to the ward that cared for him by volunteering to support patients and staff. Steve Rapacz, 70, recently joined the volunteer team on Ward B8 at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital after successfully securing one of just 47 places from more than 300 applicants. […].. Read the full article

3 June 2026

NHS staff in Walsall and Wolverhampton have been thanked and celebrated for their combined 13,495 years of dedication to their patients and colleagues... Read the full article

2 June 2026

A patient experience pioneer who heads up a team across two Black Country NHS Trusts is among ten new Deputy Lieutenants for the West Midlands announced today... Read the full article