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Nursing in Numbers 2025
Your one-stop guide to the size, strengths and vulnerabilities of the nursing workforce in Wales. Keep it to hand for up-to-date information on nursing in the Welsh NHS and independent sector – and what the Welsh government needs to do to keep patients safe into the future. This is the English-language version of this report. There is also a version in Welsh under publication code 012 370.
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Don't waste your vote: why the RCN AGM matters
Why your vote is important at the RCN AGM.
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Safe and Effective Care
Implementing and extending the Nurse Staffing Levels (Wales) Act 2016
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NHS 10-Year Health Plan: what it means for nursing staff
Here’s what we know about planned changes to the NHS in England, and what they mean for you
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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: Professional strategy for nursing and midwifery
RCN response to NHS England's consultation on professional strategy for nursing and midwifery, defining the next era of nursing and midwifery.
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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: Autumn Budget 2025 - Stakeholder Representation
RCN response to HM Treasury's survey on autumn budget 2025, stakeholder representation.
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Additional hardship support
We've put together a list of additional organisations across the UK that are here to support you
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Priority research areas
Learn more about our key areas of research and the nursing and midwifery-led projects we're currently funding across the UK.
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Corridor care investigation launches following RCN campaign
Official investigators will consult with staff, patients and families about their experiences of “temporary care environments”
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Every ICB must retain nursing expertise, RCN says
An RCN report raises the alarm on the Westminster government’s rapid reforms to Integrated Care Boards (ICBs)
