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What does it mean for you? Plans for the future of NHS buildings could see hospitals becoming smaller and more specialised, with more care delivered in local communities instead. A senior official from the Department of Health and Social Care recently outlined how new hospitals should be designed to provide only the services that truly need to happen in a hospital setting, with everything else moving closer to where people live. This approach sits within the government’s wid

The government has published new, evidence-informed guidance to help parents and carers of children under 5 navigate screen time. With digital screens now a normal part of family life, this guidance offers practical advice to support informed choices to help little brains develop healthy screen habits. T he guidance recommends: • For under 2s - avoid screen time, other than shared activities like video calls with family or looking through photos together. For 2–5s: try to kee

On 26 February 2026, the Independent National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation published an interim report revealing deeply concerning findings about maternity and neonatal care across England. The investigation, led by Baroness Valerie Amos, has heard evidence from over 8,000 people and more than 400 families to date, and continues to gather input. What the Report Highlights The interim report makes clear that England’s maternity and neonatal system is struggling. Key th