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Abin George recently fulfilled a promise to walk his three year-old son to nursery on his first day.

New figures show that LNWH’s A&E departments received more than 955 admissions every day on average in that financial year, the fifth highest in England.

The NHS Trust’s latest Annual Report highlights the significant improvements and innovations being led by staff at the Trust even before 2020’s Covid-19 coronavirus crisis hit the UK.

We’re proud to tell you that Lisa Younge, our recently appointed Consultant Nurse for Inflammatory Bowel Disease at St. Mark’s Hospital, has won the British Journal of Nursing national award for gastrointestinal / IBD nurse of the year.

Tailors are renowned for their sewing skills but pale in comparison to the dexterity of microsurgeons who reconnect veins and arteries in procedures that can last up to 12 hours.

North West London University Healthcare NHS Trust is currently the best performing A&E in London for seeing 95.25% of its patients within the agreed four hour target.

It will be an end of an era when steam boiler engineer Dave Waterman retires.

Medics from Northwick Park Hospital were among the participants who raised nearly £8,000 for patients recovering from Covid-19.

The arrival of coronavirus made people nervous including non-clinical hospital staff like domestic cleaner Engelbert Camilleri.

The capital’s last surviving paternoster lift has been bought back to life to help reduce the threat of Covid-19 at Northwick Park Hospital in London.

The passenger lift, which consists of a chain or conveyor belt of open compartments that move in a continuous loop up and down inside of the building, was originally put out of service in 2013.

An app that allows A&E staff to contact porters via smartphone is being rolled out at Ealing Hospital after its success at Northwick Park.