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Dr. Sian Thomas is our specialist Health & Social Care Reporter, covering NHS Wales health boards, clinical developments, hospital trusts, and social care policy across the nation.
Combining an academic background in health communication with over a decade in medical journalism, Dr. Thomas provides authoritative, evidence-based reporting on healthcare challenges, patient care innovations, and frontline medical staff across all seven Welsh health boards.
As an expert healthcare correspondent, Sian focuses on public health trends, ambulance response performance, mental health support networks, and social care reforms. She is dedicated to breaking down complex clinical data, government health directives, and epidemiological reports into clear, empathetic, and actionable information for readers across Wales.
The funding, approved at a board meeting on 30 September, will be spent on contracts with the Agnes Jones Roger Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Gobowen and the Wye Valley Trust in…
Pontdolgoch villagers hand over £2,500 to Cyfeillion Bronglais League of Friends after a garden party in memory of ‘Pete the Chapel’.
Over 100 residents gathered in Knighton to protest Powys Teaching Health Board’s plan to keep Panpwnton Ward closed, sparking calls for Welsh Government action.
London‑based Hapus Care Group lodged full planning applications with Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Authority (BBNPA) in March, seeking permission for a single‑storey rear extension that would add ten…
Jenna Evans, who trains up to 3,000 care workers a year, has been named a finalist in the Commitment to Training and Development
New research shows 73% of parents put their health on hold while caring for children, with many developing serious conditions.
A Change.org petition has gathered over 540 signatures as residents and a county councillor urge Hywel Dda to secure a long‑term provider for New Quay surgery.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham outlines plans to scrap the pension triple lock, boost public water control and rethink the electoral system.
Hywel Dda Health Board restricts visitors and launches deep cleaning as a scabies outbreak spreads across Prince Philip Hospital.
A weekend of engines and generosity at The Shed Mwnt lifted £3,000 for local cancer support, highlighting rural solidarity.
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