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Significant construction milestone for new Berwick hospital
The first components, which have been built off-site, will be transported from Merit’s factory in Cramlington, supported by a police escort, to the hospital site in Berwick.
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Application to be submitted to retain part of Berwick Hospital's bell tower building
The planning process to retain part of Berwick Infirmary’s bell tower building is to begin.
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Rothbury care facility to increase access
A Rothbury care facility is to increase the amount of people that can access its services.
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North East cancer prevention programme continues to grow and develop
A North-East NHS service focused on finding cancers early is reflecting on a busy 2025 as the life-saving programme continues to expand.
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Trailblazing partnership launched to deliver NHS workforce of the future
A multimillion-pound partnership to bring an innovative new approach to healthcare education and drive quality for patients has been launched in the North East.
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North East hospitals team up with the ambulance service to improve air quality in the region
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Newcastle Hospitals have signed a commitment alongside the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to ask ambulance crews to turn off their engines when they stop at Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington, the Freeman Hospital and the Royal Victoria Infirmary.
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Partnership approach to ensure community access to childhood vaccinations
A partnership between an NHS immunisation team and Northumberland’s family hubs aims to embed this important aspect of healthcare in youngsters’ lives.
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North East hospital launches clinic to support families with rainbow babies
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is launching a rainbow clinic to support families going through pregnancy that have had a previous baby loss.
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Residents of Berwick and the surrounding areas are invited to help make a very special piece of art for the town’s new hospital.
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NHS plea to only use A&E for life threatening emergencies
NHS leaders are reminding the public to only call 999 for an ambulance or attend A&E for life-threatening conditions or injuries only, as the region's health services plan for further strike action this week.
