Volunteers still providing “eye-watering numbers of scrubs” for hospitals
A volunteer scrub hub based in Roehampton is still providing “eye-watering numbers of scrubs” to London hospitals. Rosie Taylor-Davies founded
Covid survivor donates blood plasma 9 times to help treat Covid patients
A Covid survivor has donated his blood plasma nine times amidst hopes the antibody-carrying liquid could help treat Covid patients.
Walk-through Covid-19 testing site unveiled in Kingston
A new and easily accessible walk-through Covid-19 testing site has opened in Kingston, Kingston Council announced today. The site, situated
Flu jabs to be offered at IKEA and Crystal Palace FC as NHS push Croydon vaccinations
Drive through flu jabs are to be made available at IKEA and Crystal Palace FC as part of the NHS’
Twickenham MP challenges Health Secretary as Twickenham residents told to get Covid-tested in Aberdeen
Twickenham MP Munira Wilson clashed with Health Secretary Matt Hancock after it was revealed Twickenham residents were having to put in an Aberdeen postcode to get Covid-19 tested at their local site.
Maskey face covering vending machines pop-up across London
Vending machines that sell face masks are popping up across the UK, courtesy of new start-up company Maskey.
‘Oval Triangle’ low-traffic neighbourhood making life ‘impossible’ for residents
Lambeth council is facing growing frustration from residents after its decision to fast-track the ‘Oval Triangle Low-Traffic Neighbourhood’ (LTN) scheme
London charity IHP set to break own record supplying medicines around the world
Farringdon charity International Health Partners (IHP) is on the way to breaking its own record by delivering more than 4 million treatments of vital and lifesaving medicines to 31 countries during the pandemic.
‘It’s like a lottery for the mind’ – Added pressures on mental health care during Covid-19
People with mental ill-health have struggled to access support during the pandemic due to furloughs, poor advertising of services and
Graduate doctors thrown in at the deep end during Covid-19 pandemic
Newly qualified doctors have had a baptism of fire during the coronavirus pandemic. While lockdown has taken its toll on
Rainbow of Hope: Free entry for NHS heroes at Kew Gardens’ Richmond RUNFEST
NHS staff will be thanked for their continued hard work during the coronavirus pandemic at the Richmond RUNFEST in October