Visiting restricted on Bronllys Hospital ward after scabies cases
Powys Teaching Health Board limits visits to Llewelyn Ward as a precautionary response to a small scabies outbreak, with patients and staff receiving treatment.
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Asda rolls out pink trolleys to boost breast‑cancer self‑checks in Wales
The bright‑coloured trolleys, part of the retailer’s long‑running Tickled Pink campaign, will appear in locations identified as having the lowest rates of chest checking, including outlets in Wrexham…
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St David’s Hospice wins Wales’ first Gold Standards end‑of‑life care award
The national accolade recognises the hospice’s consistent delivery of person‑centred care that respects patients’ wishes and supports families throughout the dying process.
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New Flintshire care homes open to boost support for elderly and disabled
Two modern care facilities in Flint and Mold open, delivering integrated health and social care for older adults and people with learning disabilities.
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Powys health board receives £3.4m boost to cut English hospital waiting lists
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…
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Pontdolgoch raises £2,500 for Bronglais hospital charity
Pontdolgoch villagers hand over £2,500 to Cyfeillion Bronglais League of Friends after a garden party in memory of ‘Pete the Chapel’.
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Hundreds rally in Knighton over threatened hospital cuts
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.
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Dialysis patient faces reduced treatment over ambulance failures
72‑year‑old Clifford Davey may cut dialysis sessions after repeated ambulance transport failures leave him stranded.
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