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The newly refurbished Royal Sutton Coldfield Cottage Hospital is to reopen on 1 June following an £8.5 million transformation.

With the bank holiday on Monday 4 May approaching, avoid any delays in getting your medication.

The event combined theory, simulation, and practical skills to support safe, confident, and high‑quality care.

Young people's perspectives on what autism means to them, the challenges they face, and the support that makes a difference.

Healthcare professionals from Singapore learn about the city's innovative approach to creating a neighbourhood health service. 

Students working with BCHC to spread messages peer to peer.

Delivered in partnership with Sense, the event took place at the TouchBase Pears centre in Selly Oak.

Resident doctors have announced strikes from 7.00 a.m. on 7 April until 7.00 a.m. on 13 April.

Meagan is due to take up her role in late summer.

Community Paediatric Dietitian, Tobi, shares why helping children thrive is the best part of his job. 

Colleagues gathered at Priestley Wharf this week to celebrate the second Essential Care Awards Ceremony.

Is your child on the Autism Pathway? Come and chat with friendly professionals about what support is available prior to assessment

"The NHS is lucky to have such a dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate nurse! We thank Rachael from the bottom of our hearts."

Software incorporated into BCHC's website enables users to customise content to individual needs.

You can do so much more with the NHS App than you realise.

North Birmingham residents benefiting from NHS partnership initiative.

The IWD 2026 theme 'give to gain' encourages a mindset of generosity and collaboration while empathising the power of support that when women thrive, we all rise and to recognise this, we spoke with women from across the Trust to understand what International Women's Day means to them and how the Trust have supported them.

Colleagues have transferred from the Norman Power Centre to Moseley Hall Hospital

Couple raising awareness of sepsis as brave Manjit leaves hospital.

To close our National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with physiotherapist Jo Oliver, who completed her MSc physiotherapy apprenticeship in 2025.