Volunteers voted “Black Country Heroes”

Volunteers described as “the heartbeat” of The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust have won an award for their dedication to helping patients, staff and the wider community.

Staff shortlisted for national award

Staff on a mission to drive change and put equality and inclusion at the heart of healthcare at a Wolverhampton NHS Trust have been shortlisted for a national award. Christopher Innerarity, Giselle Padmore-Payne and Ifeoma Ndukwe have been shortlisted for the National B.A.M.E Health & Care Awards 2025. The annual awards, in their sixth year, […]

Organ donation recipient highlights lifesaving gift

A woman who has lived with kidney disease since childhood is sharing her story during Organ Donation Week to highlight the lifesaving differences that donors make. Michelle Cotterill, Validation Clerk at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, received a kidney transplant in January this year at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham after being on dialysis […]

Supporting parents with crying babies

Parents across the Black Country who are trying to cope with crying babies are being urged to try some useful tips as part of ICON Week – a national campaign aimed at supporting them through challenging times. This year’s campaign, which runs from Monday 22 to Friday 26 September, is focusing on mental health and […]