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Celebrating Learning Disability Nursing in Wales
People with a learning disability in Wales live, on average, 20 years less than the general population – a stark indicator of the health inequalities they face. Learning disability nurses play a vital role in addressing these disparities. Yet there are significant challenges in understanding how man...
Updated: 21 September 2025 -
Royal College of Nursing to ask Manx Care members what they consider to be a fair pay offer
Members will be asked to choose the percentage they would be willing to accept to end the dispute over 2024/25 pay.
Updated: 21 September 2025 -
NHS trust condemned for cutting holiday pay
RCN Northern region criticises the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STHFT) for plans to cut holiday pay and increase costs for its staff.
Updated: 22 September 2025 -
Royal College of Nursing responds to new Work Rights Centre report 'Safeguarding Sponsored Workers'
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “We raised the alarm last year on exploitation in the care sector and the home secretary has promised an investigation, now is the time."
Updated: 22 September 2025 -
‘Nursing fatigue is deadly and should be treated as a public safety emergency’ warns Royal College of Nursing
Executive Director of RCN England Patricia Marquis said: “This report lays bare the daily reality for nursing staff. They are overstretched, understaffed and regularly work beyond their hours caring for too many patients."
Updated: 22 September 2025 -
Stronger Nursing, Stronger Nation (Welsh language version)
Stronger Nursing, Stronger Nation. These are the issues the next Welsh Government will need to address. Discover a clear, practical, realistic set of policies all political parties can and should adopt to improve health and care in Wales. This is the Welsh language version, an English version is fou...
Updated: 24 September 2025 -
Stronger Nursing, Stronger Nation
Stronger Nursing, Stronger Nation. These are the issues the next Welsh Government will need to address. Discover a clear, practical, realistic set of policies all political parties can and should adopt to improve health and care in Wales. This is the English language version, a Welsh version is avai...
Updated: 24 September 2025 -
Government must provide certainty on pay, says Royal College of Nursing
Responding to rumoured pay award recommendations reported in The Times, RCN Director of Legal, Employment and Member Relations, Jo Galbraith-Marten, said: “This level of award will do little to turn things around. Nursing is crucial to delivering the government’s reforms, but the profession is in cr...
Updated: 26 September 2025 -
RCN President talks to nursing home staff about their work
Bejoy Sebastian, President of the Royal College of Nursing, has visited the Eastern region to see the work being carried out by staff in nursing homes.
Updated: 26 September 2025 -
RCN and BMA in Wales unite to launch petition to end corridor care
The Royal College of Nursing and the British Medical Association in Wales raise the alarm on patient safety in Welsh hospitals and health care services
Updated: 28 September 2025
