Stories from around our Trust

Stay safe when using fireworks this New Year’s Eve
We're urging people to stay safe this New Year's Eve if they're celebrating with fireworks. Read our expert advice.

A festive message from Rev. Paul Nash
Rev. Paul Nash our senior chaplain shares his festive message.

Experts from Forward Thinking Birmingham share their mental health advice this festive period
The team at Forward Thinking Birmingham (FTB), the city’s mental health service for children and young people up to the age of 25, is offering advice from its experts for the festive period.

Help us to shape maternity and neonatal services in Birmingham and Solihull
Could you help us shape future maternity and neonatal services in Birmingham and Solihull?

Excitement builds to the 2024 British Transplant Games in Nottingham
Our Team BCH superstars will be flying the Children's Hospital flag at the British Transplant Games once again in August. Interested in joining them in Nottingham? Find out more here.

8-year-old Daniel in pole position and dreaming of F1 glory just months after open heart surgery
Inspirational Daniel Stangerean is on track to join the best go-karting team in the UK just months after receiving open heart surgery.

CQC Report for Community Mental Health Services
Independent inspectors have reported improvements within our specialist community health services and increased their rating following an inspection.

Natalie is helping the Milk Bank cause with her donations
Our Milk Bank is calling for more donors to help provide breast milk to babies in our neonatal unit and provide to hospitals across the West Midlands.

Developments underway at our Women's Hospital
Major improvement work has begun at our Women’s Hospital which will dramatically change the façade and improve the internal environment for patients, families and staff.

Epilepsy and Pregnancy – new project to create personalised care for at-risk mums
Pregnant women with epilepsy could see a major improvement in the care they receive and reduce maternal mortality risk through a new project led by Professor Shakila Thangaratinam, Consultant Obstetrician at our Women’s Hospital.