Thanks to our dedicated teams’ innovative surgical super clinics and additional diagnostic sessions, the number of patients waiting for more than two years (104+ weeks) for treatment continues to fall rapidly – reducing from 218 to 26 since the start of May.

The Career Maps Team is thrilled to present #BHRUTCareersFest.

This is an open invitation to all staff, students and apprentices, and the wider community to join us for a remarkable celebration of our diverse workforce, their dynamic careers, and the plethora of opportunities available at our Trust.

After a bank holiday  weekend of celebrations across our hospitals to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, a lasting reminder of this momentous occasion is now in place.

To help improve our hospitals, we have launched a Young Person's Forum to ensure younger people have their say on our services.

We’ve got events taking place each weekday of this year’s Learning Disability (LD) Week, beginning on Monday 20 June, including Living Life with a Learning Disability, where our staff will hear from our own LD patients about their experiences at our Trust.

Khadiza Siddika, Biomedical Science student, has been awarded Student Volunteer of the Year by the University of Westminster, for her service at our Trust.

Our staff and partners made sure patients were able to get into the spirit of the festivities and enjoy celebrations marking our Queen’s Platinum Jubilee over the bank holiday weekend.

Several light boxes have been installed across King George Hospital Outpatients department to brighten the area and enhance patient experience.

Today [1 June] marks the beginning of Volunteers Week and it’s a great opportunity for us to celebrate the dedication shown by so many volunteers at our Trust who make a big difference to our patients and staff.

Lorna Gibson has joined us as our Urgent and Emergency Care Improvement Director across Barts Health and BHRUT. This is a new role within our collaboration, funded nationally as part of the SOF4 support offer to our Trust.