Maternity services at Nottingham’s hospitals have moved out of an ‘inadequate’ rating for the first time in almost three years
Plans for a 30-bed mental health unit in a Nottinghamshire village have been refused.
The head of a review into maternity care in Nottingham says there is a recurring theme of midwives not listening to women who say they are in labour.
The ambulance service has an ‘immense task’ to reduce its carbon footprint, the organisation’s director of finance said.
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There has been a “significant improvement” in how quickly East Midlands Ambulance Service is able to hand patients over to care in hospitals.
Several prisons in Nottinghamshire are seeing increasing demand for social care support.
The public will get to have their say on a new waste plan which aims to get recycling rates in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire above 65 per cent.
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A doctor and councillor is campaigning for fluoride to be added to all tap water in Nottinghamshire to help prevent tooth decay.
The Conservatives have said they are ‘dismayed’ that an authority will no longer hold prayers before its meetings.
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More than 1,200 NHS hospitals staff will lose their car parking permits under a new system.
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Two specialist investigators have been hired by a hospital to look at serious incidents within its maternity units.
The healthcare regulator has found there have been ‘some improvements’ in how well-led Nottingham University Hospitals is.
The police say they are prepared to consider if any criminal investigations are needed as part of a review into hospital baby deaths and injuries.
Police will begin sharing information with the Ockenden Review as part of what became the largest maternity investigation in the history of the NHS.
Chair of the board at a hospital is set to publicly commit to an ‘honest and transparent’ relationship with families affected by poor maternity care.
Nottinghamshire County Council has refused an opposition group’s request for extra checks on a major project to spend £4.3m on a development.
Type 2 diabetes in children has been described as a health time bomb during a meeting about tackling the problem in Nottinghamshire.
Newark Hospital’s urgent treatment centre will remain closed overnight for another year, despite opposition from councillors.
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A council has plans to double the budget for school uniform payments to help vulnerable families.
More money than ever before is being spent on helping vulnerable Nottinghamshire children afford school uniforms, the county council says.
