2025

A group of medics are promising to maintain a healthy rhythm at a local music festival.

Hywel Dda University Health Board has launched a consultation on nine healthcare services aimed at addressing fragilities, improving standards, or reducing waiting times for people in need of diagnosis and treatment.

People across North Wales are being encouraged to get involved and celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week by taking part in a hiking and biking challenge.

A mum and dad who endured the heartache of child loss have spoken of the significance of an annual children’s memorial service.

To mark Carers Week (9-15 June 2025), Craig Roberts, from Ruthin, talks about the difference the support sessions made to his and his wife Jean’s lives after she had a stroke in September 2024. 

Surgeons from across Europe have been visiting Ysbyty Gwynedd to observe and learn about the hospital’s use of robotic knee replacements.

The sculpture is the work of award-winning artist Simon O’Rourke, who wanted to create something for both the hospital and the community.

A new joint initiative has been launched to offer accessible, trusted support to people living with dementia, and those who care for them across North Wales.

The VICTOR trial at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd Hospital North Wales Cancer Treatment Centre.

We are pleased to share the news that Dr Clara Day has been appointed as Executive Medical Director.

Clara is currently the Chief Medical Officer at NHS Birmingham and Solihull and will join the Health Board in September.

Jane Berry, Patient Experience Lead for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), was recognised for the work in championing the rights of children and young people across health services in North Wales with an invitation to attend the King’s Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

Today (12 May) the world celebrates International Nurses Day and one grateful patient is using the moment to express heartfelt thanks to a special group of healthcare heroes who have become more like family than caregivers.

Development plans are underway to establish a North Wales Recovery College, a dedicated space where individuals can come together to learn about mental health recovery and wellbeing.

Mental health services provided by two health boards are set for a significant step forward after the Welsh Government awarded them nearly £17m to revolutionise their patient record systems.

Parents of a neurodivergent teenager, who self-harmed and threatened to end his life, have endorsed an innovative new centre for young people in crisis.

The latest information and guidance from the Health Board, on the gas leak near Glan Clwyd Hospital, Bodelwyddan.

A nurse has given up the big city to advance her career in North Wales, by taking up an exciting specialist nursing role.