News and reports

Darlington has been recognised, once again, for its floral brilliance, and was awarded category winners and Gold in the annual RHS Britain in Bloom floral awards, beating Harrogate BID, and Romford BID, London.

Wear your Halloween costume for one more day and enjoy the beautiful and traffic free South Park. Costumes are encouraged!

Seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available now and offer the most effective protection against flu and COVID-19. The flu vaccine is also offered to most children.

The Care Quality Commission has published its annual State of Care report highlighting poorer ratings across maternity and mental health services.

Christmas is approaching, and Learning & Skills have craft sessions available for you and your family to get into the festive spirit!

4 exciting Health Literacy jobs in the North East have become available. They'll help deliver the North East and North Cumbria (NENC) ICS Health Literacy workstream.

As the UK heads into an economic downturn, we need to make sure everyone has a roof over their heads. So, our Chief Executive Officer Michelle Thompson B.E.M is doing something about it.

Tees Valley YMCA have a number of youth sessions for young people during the half term holiday including a Halloween youth club at their hub at Middleton Street in Darlington.

Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne & Wear NHS Foundation Trust would like to invite you to the online launch of the documentary ‘Life well lived’ made by Amber Films that explores the will to live and die and what it means to have a life well lived.

Have you, or has a family member or close friend been in hospital due to COVID-19? This will have been a stressful time for all of you - but how can you recover from this?

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence are pleased to announce that the draft Transition from children’s to adults’ services - update quality standard consultation period is now open until Thursday 26th October.

NHS England is currently re-running ‘Help Us, Help You’ national cancer campaign activity to tackle barriers to timely presentation. The latest phase focuses on lung cancer symptoms.