Angela Simiyu, a nurse at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, is one of the Rising Stars, recognised by the Royal College of Nursing to mark Black History Month.

Nurse who’s worked through terror attacks, the Grenfell fire and in Gaza and Nepal receives MBE for her services to nursing during the Covid-19 pandemic at our Trust.

We held a ‘Perfect Week’, also known as the ‘BONES Project’ (BHRUT Orthopaedic NHS Elective Surgery), to tackle the backlog of patients awaiting surgery due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Laura-Jane Hobbs, Nutrition Support Dietitian and Clinical Dietetic Lead, blogs on the topic of making healthy lifestyle choices while trying to juggle the challenges of shift work.

The prospect of giving birth during a pandemic must have been quite daunting for many of the women having their babies at our hospital.

Tim Briggs, National Director of Clinical Improvements for the NHS, paid our Trust a visit today (Friday 02 October) to find out more about our special week in orthopaedics.

Anil Patel finally left Queen’s Hospital on Thursday 1 October, after 149 days in our hospitals.

Devoted son Adam Shinebroom has raised over £11,500 for our charity thanks to his ‘Cycle for Hazel’.

We will receive £15million in Government funding over the next two years to improve our Emergency Department (ED) at King George Hospital.