Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust QMC ▪ Nottingham City Hospital ▪ Ropewalk House
Home of the award-winning . We employ more than 18,000 staff and are the largest employer in the city.

We're Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust - one of the biggest and busiest teaching hospitals in the country. We consist of three hospitals: Nottingham City Hospital, Ropewalk House and Queen’s Medical Centre, home of the award-winning series 24 Hours in A&E. With an international reputation for our specialist services in stroke, renal, neurosciences, cancer services and trauma, we sup

port the health and wellbeing of millions of people locally and across the country. We play a leading role in research, education and innovation, alongside our partners at the University of Nottingham.

A special visit with a big impact 💙Local poet Liz Carney-Marsh returned to Nottingham Children’s Hospital to donate copi...
12/06/2026

A special visit with a big impact 💙

Local poet Liz Carney-Marsh returned to Nottingham Children’s Hospital to donate copies of her new football poetry book, "Back of the Net", which has been published in time for the World Cup. ⚽📚

Having been a patient herself as a child, Liz spent time reading with patients and staff, sharing her love of poetry and ITV were there to capture it all.

Visits like this bring smiles, inspiration and a reminder to our Children's hospital patients that they’re not alone.

💙 50 years of NHS service, thank you, AlgisFor half a century, Algis has been helping keep our hospitals running behind ...
11/06/2026

💙 50 years of NHS service, thank you, Algis
For half a century, Algis has been helping keep our hospitals running behind the scenes as a Boiler Operator, a role, he’s proud of, even if it often goes unseen.
Starting in the NHS at just 16, Algis has dedicated 50 years of service, including 41 years at Nottingham City Hospital, now NUH. And retirement? Not just yet: “I’ve still got the steam in me.”
This week, Algis was celebrated with a special 50‑year recognition award at our NUH Long Service Awards.
Thank you, Algis, for your dedication, hard work and kindness – we’re incredibly grateful.

Read Algis's full story via the link in the comments

⚠️ Resident doctors are on strike from 7am on Monday 15 June until 7am on Friday 19 June.If you need urgent medical help...
11/06/2026

⚠️ Resident doctors are on strike from 7am on Monday 15 June until 7am on Friday 19 June.

If you need urgent medical help but you’re not sure where to go, contact NHS 111.

Please remember that A&E is for life-threatening emergencies but there are a range of other NHS services to help:

💊 Pharmacy – your local pharmacy can help with a range of common conditions.
🤕 Urgent treatment centres – can help with sprains, fractures, minor burns and skin infections.
🩺 GP – contact your GP for symptoms that aren’t going away.
🤗 Self-care – Use the NHS App for information about how to treat yourself for some common conditions.
🧠 Mental health support – visit 111 online or phone 111 (option 2).
‼️ Mental health crisis sanctuaries – can help you with support, information and guidance if you are over 18 years old and experiencing mental health issues or in a mental health crisis.
🦷Urgent dental care – visit 111 online or phone NHS111 to arrange an urgent appointment. You don’t need to be registered with an NHS dentist.

Thanks to a £38,000 donation from Nottingham Hospitals Charity, every family with a baby receiving neonatal care at Nott...
09/06/2026

Thanks to a £38,000 donation from Nottingham Hospitals Charity, every family with a baby receiving neonatal care at Nottingham University Hospitals can now access a breast pump at their baby's bedside.

For mum Amanda Harvey-Rae, whose twins Arya and Sophie were born at 32 weeks and are receiving care at City Hospital's neonatal unit, the pumps have made a huge difference. Being able to express milk right beside her babies means she can stay close to them while providing vital nourishment.

A huge thank you to everyone whose donations helped make this possible.

08/06/2026

In Episode 3 of Don't Say The Q Word, we meet Nottingham Children’s Hospital patient Ella Davey and her mum, Emma.

At just 16 years old and preparing for her Year 10 GCSE mock exams, Ella woke up one morning looking "white as a ghost." What she thought would be a routine blood test quickly turned into something far more serious, and within hours she was admitted to hospital.

Soon, Ella found herself on Ward E39, the teenage cancer ward, beginning a journey that neither she nor her family could ever have imagined.

Watch Ella and Emma share their story in this powerful episode. 💙

Good luck to one of our own, Niamh Cooper, Senior Clinical Fellow in ED and Nottingham Forest Netball star, as she and h...
06/06/2026

Good luck to one of our own, Niamh Cooper, Senior Clinical Fellow in ED and Nottingham Forest Netball star, as she and her team take on Loughborough Lightning in the Netball Super League Minor Semi-Final this afternoon 🏐

After defeating Lightning in Round 12 to secure their play-off place, Forest will be looking to do it again and book their spot in the next stage.

Everyone at NUH is cheering you on, Niamh – best of luck! 👏

04/06/2026

At Nottingham University Hospitals, our trainee Biomedical Scientists are doing more than processing samples behind the scenes, they're helping young patients build confidence and curiosity through special laboratory tours at Queen’s Medical Centre.

As part of Harvey’s Lab Tours, a UK-wide initiative, children can see what happens to their blood samples after a test, explore our laboratories, and learn how Biomedical Scientists help diagnose and monitor health conditions every day.

One young patient who recently enjoyed the experience was eight-year-old George. George suffered a stroke on New Year’s Day, turning what should have been a normal start to the year into a challenging journey of hospital visits, tests and appointments for him and his family.

With a keen interest in science, George was fascinated to follow his samples through the different laboratories and discover how test results are produced. The tour helped turn an unfamiliar hospital experience into an exciting learning opportunity for both George and his family.

On Biomedical Science Day, we're proud to celebrate the vital work of Biomedical Scientists and the positive difference they make, not only through diagnosis and treatment, but also by helping patients better understand their healthcare journey.

Today, Monday 1 June, the BBC will broadcast a Panorama documentary on maternity services at NUH. NUH CEO Anthony May ha...
01/06/2026

Today, Monday 1 June, the BBC will broadcast a Panorama documentary on maternity services at NUH. NUH CEO Anthony May has shared a statement ahead of the broadcast.

Read the full statement via the link in the comments.

Last week we held our annual long service awards afternoon tea to celebrate some of our volunteers who have reached a vo...
29/05/2026

Last week we held our annual long service awards afternoon tea to celebrate some of our volunteers who have reached a voluntary services milestone this year.

Sponsored by Nottingham Hospitals Charity, the volunteers were welcomed to the afternoon tea held at the QMC to collect their long service award, presented by Chief Nurse, Tracy Pilcher.

This year included two 30-year awards for volunteers Denise Macleod and Thomas Turner, and an amazing 40-year award for volunteer Richard Mee.

Thank you to all of our 750 volunteers who generously give up their free time to help improve our services and support our patients, staff and visitors

Joining NUH in 2005 ahead of the trust’s merger, Amunpreet experienced first-hand the challenges and opportunities that ...
28/05/2026

Joining NUH in 2005 ahead of the trust’s merger, Amunpreet experienced first-hand the challenges and opportunities that came with bringing different cultures, teams and services together.

Now, as NUH marks its 20th anniversary, she reflects on just how far things have come with real progress in teamwork, staff inclusion, wellbeing and diversity.

She also highlights the important role of staff networks, including those supporting minority ethnic colleagues, in helping create a more inclusive and supportive workplace where everyone can thrive.

Returning to NUH in 2023, Amunpreet described the experience simply as
“This organisation really does feel like home,” she said.

“My motivation comes from serving the local community and seeing the impact of the work we do. That makes it incredibly meaningful.”

Read her full story from the link in the comments

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