Rebel joins Junior Doctors on picket line
REBEL councillor Kevin Bennett showed his support for Junior Doctors on a ‘picket line’ outside Warrington Hospital today – and expressed disappointment that he was not joined by other councillors.
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Procedures in place to cover Junior Doctor’s strike
WARRINGTON and Halton Hospitals has advised that arrangements are in place to keep disruption to patients to an absolute minimum during the Junior Doctor’s strike planned for tomorrow, Wednesday (Feb 10).
Janet receives award from Prince Charles
LYMM resident Janet Guest – an assistant practitioner at University Hospital of South Manchester – received her MBE from Prince Charles at an investiture at Buckingham Palace.
Warrington and Halton top for hip and knee replacements
WARRINGTON and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been named as the best performing trust in the North West for providing hip and knee replacement surgery.
New project will transform UK pharmaceutical industry
A NEW major collaborative project is set to transform the UK pharmaceutical industry by enabling the manufacturing processes of the innovative medicines of the future to be designed digitally.
Fundraising group seeks volunteers
THE Marie Curie fundraising group in Frodsham and Helsby is looking for volunteers to join them.
Hospital procedures “running as normal” at Warrington
NO operations were cancelled at Warrington Hospital or Halton General Hospital today as striking junior doctors picketed outside.
Doctors’ strike will have “minimal” effect on hospitals
PATIENTS with appointments at Warrington or Halton General hospitals on Tuesday – the day of the junior doctors’ national strike – should still attend unless they have been specifically told not to.
Warrington Hospital A&E still at full capacity
WARRINGTON Hospital’s A&E remains at full capacity today (Wednesday) with local residents being urged to consider other options, with some patients having to wait up to eight hours to be seen.
Health screening programme reaches one million landmark
A SIGNIFICANT health screening milestone has been reached today, with the one millionth 65-year-old man in England being screened for abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA).