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What has the branch ever done for me?
What has the branch ever done for me? Ruth Bailey explains all.
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10 Steps to Effective Hand Washing poster
This poster has been designed to illustrate the steps of effective handwashing and signposts to further information on infection prevention and control and skin health.
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Welcome from your Council member
Sally Bassett, South East region Council member says hello.
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Sussex nurses win prestigious awards
Two Sussex nurses have been recognised with top honours by the Royal College of Nursing in its 2024 Awards.
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Nominations are open for RCN London’s Rising Stars of 2024
Today is the launch of RCN London's Rising Star Awards, a key part of our Black History Month celebrations. Find out how your can nominate your colleagues.
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RCN wins landmark case: chief nurse reinstated after racism concerns ignored
The case exposed systemic failures in tackling race discrimination and highlights the vital role of RCN advocacy in challenging injustice
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RCN Awards: meet your London winners
Six London members win at the RCN Awards for their outstanding contributions to the nursing profession.
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Nominations Now Open for RCN London’s 2025 Rising Stars Awards
RCN London is delighted to open nominations for the 2025 Rising Stars Awards.
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Speaking up as a newly-registered nurse
As registered nurses (RNs) we know we have a legal duty to speak-up when we have concerns about care (NMC, 2018). However, as newly-registered nurses (NRNs), in a time when care is often less than what we would want to give, this can be especially difficult.
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Nursing staff to ‘give verdict’ on NHS pay award as RCN launches biggest ever pay vote
Professor Nicola Ranger, RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive said: "Nursing is an incredible career but despite being the most valued profession by the public we continue to be weighted to the bottom of the NHS pay scale and are set to receive one of the lowest pay awards. It is time to show that nurses are valued and, from today, hundreds of thousands of nursing staff working in the NHS will give their verdict on whether 3.6% is enough.”
