Health

The service will now be open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

There's no such thing as the saddest day of the year, Stratford Samaritans has stressed as it launches a cuppa and a chat initiative.

Cases of Scarlet Fever, caused by Strep A infection, have surged as the number of children developing severe infection also rises.

Rachel Escott, 32, wanted to show her gratitude for local health services after her treatment for breast cancer.

Health officials say they're increasingly concerned about the high numbers of children needing hospital treatment for flu while vaccine uptake falls.

The move will involve about 40 per cent of ‘category 2’ calls.

People who are unwell are being told to avoid the elderly and wear a mask as Covid-19 case increase and hospitalisations rise by nearly 40%.

Millions of people are being encouraged to take up offers of flu and Covid jabs amid fears a winter 'twindemic' is about to hit the UK.

The ambulance trust said delays at hospitals are keeping their staff from responding to calls.

Statistics show that 75 per cent of recorded suicides in the UK since the mid-90s have been men.

Five million more people can now book a Covid-19 autumn booster vaccine, including over 65s and pregnant women.

Invitations to book a vaccination booster jab will be sent to older and more vulnerable people.

MIU services are expected to start at Stratford Hospital on 16th August.

A wellbeing centre is still going ahead, but there are concerns this will end up as a 'meeting hall".

From the 1st August the new name will be South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust

Health chiefs have announced that the unit will open from 9am to 5pm at weekends.

Supermarkets have pledged to put the signs of bowel cancer on toilet roll packets as tributes pour in for campaigner Dame Deborah James.

Tesco is recalling cooked chicken products over salmonella fears, joining Waitrose, Aldi and Sainsbury's in asking customers to return items.

Two new Omicron strains are causing a rise in Covid-19 cases in South Africa and UK health officials are watching closely.

James Monks, who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in February, is not eligible for treatment on the NHS.