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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.

Recognising the achievements of colleagues who gained vocational qualifications with support from BCHC's education department.

Continuing with our National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with adult specialist rehab stores administrator Rees James who began working for BCHC in 2024 and started his level 3 business administrator apprenticeship not long after to better himself and his knowledge of his role and the Trust.

Community therapy teams helping to deliver neighbourhood health vision.

As part of our National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with musculoskeletal physiotherapist Chris Ridley who began his apprenticeship journey back in 2021, after previously working as a physiotherapy assistant for over a decade. 

To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with facilities contracts and helpdesk administrator Keisha Johnson who completed her business administration level 3 apprenticeship in 2025.

Minister for Care Stephen Kinnock MP visited Birmingham for a first-hand look at how close collaboration with our acute sector partners is helping to deliver the government's neighbourhood health vision.

Further information can be found on the Trust's election website. 

Plaques unveiled to celebrate commitment to medical education.

A free course for parents/carers of primary age children.

The BCHC Patient Engagement Portal is now live.

Work continues on an £8.5 million scheme to transform Sutton Cottage Hospital into an integrated hub for healthcare services, with a particular focus on health prevention and wellbeing for older people.

Spaces are open to all, inclusive and non-judgemental.

Consultant physio Christine Singleton has been a key architect of developing FES at home and abroad.

Read Richard Kirby's NHS Confederation blog.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced strike action by resident doctors from 7.00 a.m. on Wednesday 17 December 2025 until 7.00 a.m. on Monday 22 December 2025.

Inspiring Hope is set to deliver an anti-racism leadership development programme to 800 of our senior leaders.