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Fife nursing support worker education event (Victoria Hospital)
RCN Scotland is a delivering free education session for all those working in support roles in nursing in Fife,
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Latest NHS Scotland workforce data shows continued reliance on bank and agency nursing staff, warns Royal College of Nursing
The latest NHS Scotland workforce statistics, published 2 June, show that gaps in the nursing and midwifery workforce across NHS Scotland are leading to continued reliance on supplementary staffing, with the cost of bank staffing increasing by £37.6m compared to last year.
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Fife nursing support worker education event (Queen Margaret Hospital)
RCN Scotland is a delivering free education session for all those working in support roles in nursing in Fife,
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POLICY: Abortion law reform in Scotland
On 14 November 2025, the Expert Group on Abortion Law Reform in Scotland published its report, containing 36 recommendations. RCN Scotland have responded to the Scottish Government's stakeholder questionnaire on the recommendations.
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NHS England RCN member meetings 2026
We have set up a series of meetings for members working in NHS England.
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Why we do not support the National Care Service Bill
Despite agreeing with the aims behind the Bill, Colin Poolman outlines why we cannot support it.
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RCN Scotland responds to the Auditor General’s report on delayed discharges
RCN Scotland has responded to an Audit Scotland report on delayed discharges.
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Fair pay for nursing campaign
Find out how RCN Scotland is fighting for fair pay, improved conditions and safer staffing, and learn about recent NHS Scotland pay deals.
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Care homes - a place where life grows
Care Home Open Week is a nationwide invitation to step inside and discover what's really happening behind the doors of your local care home. For too long, care homes have carried a reputation that doesn't reflect the reality.
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Reshaping narratives around care home nursing
General perceptions of care homes and care home nursing are shaped by stories of decline and crisis, reinforcing stigma associated with the sector. However, a visit by RCN Scotland to Burnlea House in Largs demonstrated why this stigma must be challenged, and why care home nursing deserves recognition for its distinct expertise and highly skilled practice.
