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Keeping this a secret was so hard
As we near the end of 2025 I have reflected on last 12 months of my RCN activities and how they have developed me as an individual as I have supported my branch as branch secretary, members across the region in my role as an ex officio board member and nationally in my role on the Stewards Committee.
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Empowering Nurses to Save Lives
RCN Foundation Director, Deepa Korea MBE, shares her reflections on International Nurses Day
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Nursing staff 'deeply worried' about keeping patients safe as flu surges, says Royal College of Nursing
These figures show just how dangerous the situation is getting across our NHS hospitals, said RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger.
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RCN Wales calls for graduate guarantee for newly qualified nurses in Wales as only 69% of anticipated nursing graduates this year are set to secure a job.
HEIW have announced that only 69% of nurses who have trained and been part of the NHS for the past 3 years will currently have a job within the NHS in Wales.
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Key RCN leadership roles up for election
Members will be able to put themselves forward for positions including President and Chair of Congress
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Five career-boosting benefits to attending RCN Congress
In Liverpool this year, professional development opportunities are available free of charge for members
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RCN Spotlight series: RCN elections – Nurse members
Join this 15-minute seminar designed to help you get even more from your membership.
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RCN Spotlight series: RCN elections – Student members
Join this 15-minute seminar designed to help you get even more from your membership.
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Hybrid nursing leadership: not a luxury, but a safety requirement
Modern nursing is too complex to be led at a distance. If authority is separated from clinical and professional credibility, safety is weakened, not strengthened.
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Southampton and Isle of Wight
This branch is open to RCN members working in Southampton and Isle of Wight.
