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A brown envelope’ usually means a bill so Claire Taylor was shocked to see Prince Charles had written saying she had been awarded an MBE for services to colorectal cancer nursing.

Staff from London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust joined revellers in the Pride in London parade, celebrating ‘50 years of queer revolt.’

A Londoner with a family history of diabetes and amputation had her foot saved in a pioneering procedure that saw vascular interventional radiologists restoring the blood flow with the use of micro-wires and balloons.

A big thank you to hospital volunteer Jatin Shah who donated stickers crayons, colouring pens and books to paediatric A&E. Jatin funded his donation by selling 500 home-made gift bags earlier in the year.

St Mark’s work was featured on BBC One today (Tue) in One day that changed my life following Rachel who undergoes high risk bowel surgery to improve her quality of life.

Parents whose children attend A&E with fever or a suspected infection are being shown a video on sepsis before being discharged.

A new vascular centre responsible for looking after a population of more than one million people has opened its doors.

A local branch of the largest Jain organisation in the UK has donated £13,925 to help fund new equipment at Northwick Park Hospital’s renal centre.

A group of patients, friends and medical staff from St Mark’s Hospital in Brent showed guts when they set off from Berkhamsted on a 275-mile cycle challenge through Eastern England.

Central Middlesex Hospital’s ambulatory care and diagnostic centre (ACAD) celebrates its 20^thanniversary next week. We’ll taking a look at some of the staff past and present who have helped shape the hospital.