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As the NHS marks Emergency Medicine Day 2026, Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust and The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust are highlighting the urgent need to end violence and aggression toward staff working in emergency and urgent care departments.
Emergency Medicine Day is an international awareness event dedicated to recognising the lifesavin...
Caring NHS staff were recognised for their outstanding work with patients with a quadruple award haul at the recent Black Country ICB Cancer Awards.
Group Chief Executive Diane Wake was delighted to see two awards apiece for the two Trusts in the group she leads. Claire Murphy, Health Promotion Specialist for the City, Sandwell and Walsall Breast Sc...
Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust has delivered its second Health Promotion Fair at Midland Met Hospital, building on the success of the inaugural event held in winter 2024, soon after the new hospital opened. The fair is part of the Trust’s growing prevention‑focused programme designed to bring together healthcare professionals, community partners, and local res...
On 20 May 2026, supporters, sponsors, businesses, and education partners from across the Midlands gathered at Millennium Point for an evening of fun, friendly competition, and fundraising at the first ever Your City & Metropolitan Hospitals Charity Black-Tie Quiz Night.
Hosted by celebrity broadcaster Manish Bhasin, the black-tie charity quiz brought together me...
The community came together to remember the late Councillor Waseem Zaffar at a free community healthy heart event by The West Birmingham Locality Partnership yesterday. The event was aimed at improving heart health and raising awareness of cardiovascular disease (CVD) as it particularly affects the south Asian heritage community. The aim was to support people to make ...