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RCN Scotland calls for new Scottish government to prioritise workforce planning
In our fifth ‘The Nursing Workforce in Scotland’ report, we highlight that nursing staff have seen little meaningful improvement to health and care services, whether in the NHS or independent sector, including on fixing the workforce crisis. While the nursing workforce has grown, the gap between planned and actual staffing remains, with little adjustment to account for the continued increases in demand for services.
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Trampoline café and self-service update
Building access for members and café visitors in London will now begin at 9am on weekdays.
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Collection spotlight: a prized book of our collection
Find out what makes our copy of "Some Other Children or, stories from a children’s hospital" such a special and prized treasure.
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A new way to read ebooks offline
EBSCO, who supply some of our ebooks, is introducing a new way to download and read ebooks offline
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RCN Wales responds to pay deal
The Welsh Government and the joint health trade unions in Wales have announced they have reached agreement on a proposed three-year pay deal for NHS staff in Wales
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RCN report reveals scale of Wales nursing crisis and urgent steps to stabilise the workforce
Nursing in Numbers 2025 shows high vacancy levels, heavy reliance on agency staff and widespread unpaid extra hours.
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RCN Members Have Voted to Accept a new Three Year Pay Deal
The unanimous decision by the health trade unions in Wales to accept the pay proposals from the Welsh Government follows a month-long consultation with RCN Welsh members and comes on the back of the RCN’s successful “Scrap the Cap” campaign. Sixty-six percent of members who voted in the RCN Wales consultation said “Yes” to the deal. The results were accepted by the College’s Trade Union Committee and endorsed by the RCN Welsh Board and RCN Council.
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NHS pay consultation in Wales: RCN members vote reject
Nearly three quarters of members who voted said the 5.5% pay award isn’t enough.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Whiston Hospital
Do you work at Whiston Hospital? We'll be there on 15 October to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Lister Hospital, East and North Herts Teaching NHS Trust
We're coming to Lister Hospital to talk about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
