Channel 4’s Health Editor Victoria Macdonald has visited our A&E at Queen’s Hospital, to find out more about the pressure our staff are under.

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We have been awarded a huge £6.5million research grant for an ambitious study using ultrasound waves (sound waves) to stimulate the brain, with the goal of improving mood and reducing depression. The funding will be shared with our partners Forest Neurotech, and the University of Plymouth.

Thousands more residents across north east London can now access quicker and more accurate diagnostic scans and tests thanks to our second Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) which has opened in Hornchurch.

‘Our staff deserve better, and our residents deserve better,’ – our Chief Executive Matthew Trainer has spoken to BBC London’s Karl Mercer about why we need £35million to transform our A&E at Queen’s Hospital.

We’re pleased to announce Sarah Betteley has been appointed as our Chair and will start work with us next month.

Following our busiest month ever, with almost 31,000 patients attending our A&Es in December, we’ve launched a campaign to secure the £35million needed to transform the department at Queen’s Hospital.

Identical twin brothers Callum and Connor kicked off our festive deliveries, being born just before 3am on Christmas Eve morning.

We’re bringing festive cheer to patients who are in our hospitals over the Christmas period. Younger patients and visitors were treated to a surprise visit from Santa, Buddy the Elf and Elsa from Frozen.