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RCN North Lincolnshire learning event and AGM
All RCN North Lincolnshire members are invited to attend this in-person learning event, which will focus on delivering financial and workplace guidance to members. The event will also incorporate the branch Annual General Meeting.
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Accessing support for issues which occurred outside RCN membership
A guide for RCN members on the range of support available for matters which occurred outside their RCN membership.
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Nursing career progress in the NHS in England: FAQs
Frequently asked questions about NHS nursing career progression in England.
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RCN and NaTHNaC 9th Joint Travel Health Conference 2026
Bookings now open, secure your place today!
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Put nurse-led care at heart of new national care service, says RCN
Responding to the prime minister's plans for social care, the RCN calls for workforce investment and fair pay
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Nursing is a highly skilled, safety-critical profession and it is essential to patient safety that our title is protected, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN Chief Nursing Officer Professor Lynn Woolsey, said: “Patients and their families deserve to trust that when they are told they are being treated by a nurse, it is a registered nurse providing their care."
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RCN Nurse-Led Innovations and Quality Improvement Conference 2026
Book now for this inspiring debut conference
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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: Proposals to change nursing and midwifery practice learning education standards
RCN response to the Nursing and Midwifery Council's consultation on proposed changes to practice learning education standards for student nurses and midwives.
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NMC proposed changes on practice learning: explained
From reducing programme hours to mandating community practice, here’s what the proposals could mean for nursing education, and what the RCN thinks
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60 years and £300,000 for Ty Maeth: What a bargain
60 years since the opening of the RCN headquarters in Wales, an exhibition was created to highlight the achievements of the people of Wales in raising funds to support Ty Maeth. The building’s name is translated as “House of Nurture”, and it is located at the Cardiff University Health Park Campus which was also under development in the 1960s. The exhibition is open until October 2026. As a result of coincidence, I appeared on daytime television being interviewed by Eric Knowles for the Bargain Hunt programme. Shown in March 2026 and available on BBC iPlayer.
