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RCN Long-term Conditions Conference 2026
Tackling health inequalities in long-term conditions: Working together, turning vision into reality
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You Mean the World: Nursing in a Climate Crisis Exhibition Launch (BSL)
Join us for the launch of our new exhibition on nursing in the climate crisis.
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RCN Wales at the Senedd: launching the 2026 election campaign
Next May, Wales will elect a new Welsh Government. Join us at the Senedd this September when we launch our 2026 election campaign.
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RCN Wales Research Lecture
*Bookings are now closed for this event* RCN Wales will be holding its Biennial Research Lecture, this year themed around Mental Health. There will be presentations focussing on mental health in the workplace as well as a presentation focussing on clinical practice. All nursing staff are welcome to attend.
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RCN Gogledd Cymru North Wales branch workplace visits July - November 2025
Meet your Branch committee members and other local Branch members at these workplace visits throughout 2025.
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Leicester nurse becomes RCN Fellow
A pioneering nurse from Leicester has today been named a Fellow of the RCN.
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RCN calls for re-think on health visitor changes in Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire County Council risks undermining efforts to give children the healthiest possible start in life by pursuing a “divisive” career progression scheme for its health visitors, according to the RCN.
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LD100 celebrations come to the East Midlands
More than 70 members of the learning disability health care community came together from across the East Midlands yesterday (10 June) to celebrate 100 years of Learning Disability (LD) nursing.
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Northampton nurse wins prestigious UK award for transforming awareness of PPE waste
A nurse who slashed unnecessary PPE use by breaking pandemic working habits has won a prestigious award.
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RCN founder remembered on Nurses' Day
Nurses and RCN representatives commemorated Dame Sarah Swift, one of the RCN’s founders, at a special church service in the Lincolnshire village of Kirton to mark International Nurses’ Day.
