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Herbert Allingham’s skill as a surgeon prompted a medical colleague to describe him as ‘being born with a scalpel in his hand.’

 Recent survey results published from the CQC 2020 Urgent and Emergency Care Survey show improvements in our A&E departments at Northwick Park and Ealing hospitals.

Enjoy running for charity but prefer to avoid the masses? Why not sign up for the LNWH Charity Virtual Half Marathon in October?

St Mark’s most famous patient was Charles Dickens.

A song and a dance helped save St Mark’s Hospital from financial ruin at the end of the 19^th Century when socialite and actress Lily Langtry organised a charity show at the Drury Lane Theatre.

The trust’s longest serving volunteer has passed away.

The importance of overseas nurses is reflected in London North West University Healthcare’s NHS hospitals, which now employ staff from more than 40 countries.

There’s nothing like a night time dip in the briny as Dervla Ireland discovered after getting the green light to swim the English Channel.

Hospital governors thought Frederick Salmon was a pain in the backside when he resigned in protest at attempts to reinstate a system where surgical jobs were given to candidates with money and family connections rather than on medical merit.

More than 5,000 babies are born at Northwick Park every year but senior midwife Gina Acquah still remembers her first.