Shropshire
Not enough specific news from Abcott. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Shropshire.
The unit at Princess Royal Hospital has been recognised for providing high-quality care and support to families with infant feeding and building close relationships.
National figures reveal nearly half of school-aged children missed flu vaccinations last winter, prompting calls for action.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust reports significant improvements in diagnosis and treatment times, ranking highly nationally.
Charity aims to fund specialist equipment for a dedicated respiratory unit at Princess Royal Hospital, improving care for patients across Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, and Mid Wales.
The annual event from 27-29 November promises music, food, family activities, and a celebration of the local rural community.
Videos and images showcase technological advancements and innovative working practices at Princess Royal Hospital and Community Diagnostic Centre in Telford.
Ludlow Town Council introduces a six-month 'Free Entry Sundays' initiative from November 1st to boost visitor numbers and heritage accessibility.
Residents are encouraged to contribute knitted and crocheted poppies to enhance this year's poignant tribute.
Local organisations invited to participate in parade and service on 8 November 2026, with road closures in effect.
ModuleCo appointed to construct a 240 sqm ophthalmic theatre and recovery area, aiming for completion in early 2027.
Public has until October 16th to choose winners for the inaugural Moving to Excellence Awards recognising outstanding NHS staff.
Councillor Stephen Reynolds' event in Oakengates successfully supported the Lingen Davies Cancer Support Sunflower Appeal.
