2025

The Health Board’s head of nursing said it was an honour to stand before the first cohort of student nurses to complete a course in central North Wales for three decades.

Patients are now benefiting from a ground-breaking surgical innovation that is transforming the way carpal tunnel syndrome is treated—offering faster recovery, lower costs, and no visible scars.

Our Emergency Departments in Wrexham and Glan Clwyd have both achieved Bronze accreditation in the Royal College for Emergency Medicine’s (RCEM) GreenED programme.

Three more areas of North Wales have been recognised for the welcome and encouragement they give to breastfeeding mums

Opera star Rhys Meirion, who was diagnosed with bowel cancer is now passionately urging others to participate in screening programmes.

The cancer treatment centre for North Wales has been re-designated a Centre of Excellence for the research, treatment and care provided to patients with a brain tumour.

As we prepare for the next academic year, we reflect on our achievements for 2024/25.

A routine blood pressure check carried out by a stroke prevention nurse at Coleg Llandrillo, Rhyl last year, has been credited with saving the life of a public services lecturer and programme leader from Grwp Llandrillo Menai.

Early plans have been unveiled for a new Health and Wellbeing Centre in Penygroes, as part of a commitment to expand and improve access to vital service across Dyffryn Nantlle.

When we work together, we can create real, lasting change for women and their families in North Wales...

More people will receive radiotherapy as Ysbyty Glan Clwyd receives new cancer treatment machines.

Welsh Government are seeking to appoint an Independent Member (Finance) to help shape the future of health and care services across our region here in North Wales.

We are thrilled to announce that three BCU initiatives have been shortlisted as finalists at this year’s NHS Wales Awards. 

We are inviting local residents and community groups to share their views on the future of Tywyn Community Hospital as part of a formal service review.

One of the key messages I wanted to share is that our focus is on building a health board that’s strong enough, not just for today, but for...

North Wales came together to celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week (16th–22nd June 2025) with a fun and active hiking and biking challenge.

More than 300 patients have now undergone successful hand surgery in dedicated Minor Operating Procedure (MOPs) Rooms across the Health Board.

A 53-year-old woman who was shocked to discover she had cervical cancer after initially attributing her symptoms to perimenopause is now urging other women to stay on top of their cervical screening tests.