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Important message about our services this bank holiday.

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We caught up with a number of our colleagues from BWC who spent their time during the Commonwealth Games volunteering to hear their stories and first-hand experience of the Games.

As young people return to schools this month, our expert team is here to give vital advice to ensure those with asthma remain symptom free.   

Mental health experts are calling for restaurants and cafés in Birmingham to offer calorie-free menus to support young people recovering from eating disorders.

Our Patient Experience team have been announced as finalists in the prestigious Patient Experience Network National Awards (PENNA).

Our annual BWC Spirit Awards, supported by our Charity, are returning and we want to make this a wonderful celebration of our colleagues' achievements over the last year. 

We’ve been inspired this week by our esteemed colleague Professor Shakila Thangaratinam, who will be Research and Development Lead for our Women’s Hospital and Deputy Director of Research and Development for the Trust.

BWC are coming together with GPs, hospitals, and schools from across Birmingham in order to provide asthma care to children in the most deprived areas of the city.

This week we were inspired by a special little boy named Alfred and his story about living with Neurofibromatosis – a genetic condition causing benign tumours (neurofibromas) a