Thursday 27 January marks Holocaust Memorial Day. Tony Minter, one of our chaplains, reads out a prayer.

Lily Vieria, an intensive care nurse at our Trust, is originally from Madeira, Portugal and has appeared in the biggest newspaper of her hometown sharing her experiences caring for patients during the pandemic.

Areeb Khan was one of the youngest people in the country to receive ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) having been given a 50/50 chance of survival after catching Covid-19 in summer 2021.

We’re delighted to announce that Ann Hepworth will be joining us next month as our Director of Strategy and Partnerships.

Havering Council has planted a tree at a dedicated ceremony at Queen’s Hospital in honour of NHS staff and social care providers across the borough for keeping our residents safe throughout the pandemic.

Kevin Holmes, 59, is looking forward to getting his life back, including doing more with his family, after being the first patient at our Trust to have selective peripheral denervation (SPD), a procedure to treat a debilitating form of Dystonia.

A showcase of our staff network's achievements over the last year.

A protest by some of our staff will take place at Queen’s Hospital on Friday (21 January). 

Our Chief Executive, Matthew Trainer, was interviewed on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme this morning, talking about how we’ve been dealing with the Omicron variant, and the current situation at our hospitals.

We launched our Teenage and Young Adults’ (TYA) Cancer Service, overseen by clinical nurse specialist Virginia Gonzalez, in March 2020, just as the Covid-19 pandemic hit.