2024

Visitors and staff using Glan Clwyd Hospital are being asked to cooperate with new traffic flow advice for up to 32 weeks of roadworks, to safeguard emergency admissions.

A big-hearted Glan Clwyd nurse is helping repair the lives and smiles of underprivileged children born with cleft lip and palate.

A man who disrupted hospitals and minor injuries units across North Wales, intimidating staff and patients, has received a five-year Criminal Behaviour Order.

When Paul Taylor, 51, was receiving palliative care treatment at home after his brain tumour became terminal, he didn’t think it would be possible to go watch Peter Kay Live, a show he was desperate to see.

A renal patient is set to embark on her first holiday in fifteen years after receiving a mobile dialysis machine that she can easily transport in the back of her car.

Volunteers' Week, takes place during the first week of June every year, and is a chance for organisations to recognise the fantastic contribution that volunteers make in their communities.

Author and Wrexham psychologist will have her book read by Happy Valley star James Norton on CBeebies Bedtime Story programme this week, to help young children understand diabetes and how it can be managed.

A leading vascular nurse is heading the charge to make staff and, just as importantly, patients aware of the signs of lower leg venous diseases.

Untreated, such conditions can result in leg ulcers which refuse to heal and can lead to lower limb amputations or worse. It is all part of “Leg Matters”, a national awareness week highlighting the importance of early diagnosis and management of conditions affecting the circulation in our lower limbs.

Wrexham Community Gardeners gathered for the first time on Saturday to improve garden areas around Wrexham Maelor Hospital. 

Stroke is a leading cause of death in the UK yet 9 out of 10 strokes are preventable, according to Stroke Association, if the risk factors are better detected, treated and managed. 

The recently established Wrexham Maelor Kidney patient association (WMKPA) has successfully raised the funds to purchase a portable scanner to help haemodialysis patients at Wrexham Maelor renal unit.

The Health Board’s Welsh Language Team has received the Work Welsh Employer of the Year 2024 award from the National Centre for Learning Welsh at a recent celebration event.

A new model building is helping to prepare young hospital patients for their scans at Ysbyty Gwynedd.

After brightening up the days of Wrexham Maelor Hospital patients for almost two decades, Ron Evans has said goodbye to colleagues and patients on the Shooting Stars Unit. 

A piece of equipment known as a vein finder is being used for inpatients at Ysbyty Gwynedd in order to improve the experience for patients with hard-to-find veins.

A team of young people and child health practitioners have worked together to create a new outdoor space at Wrexham Child Health Centre.