News and reports

Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust [BSUH] being taken out of special measures.

A dismal picture of rising pressure on services, failure to meet targets and increasing deficits.

Health issues unfortunately don't leave us alone at the weekend and people are often in need of medical assistance out of hours. Using NHS guidelines, we have provided some advice and information on where you can go for help when your GP is closed.

How did the city's Adult Social Care services perform in 2017/18?

Our latest Intelligence review, examining current health trends in Brighton and Hove to identify key issues and inform our workplan.

The parents of thousands of children in Brighton and Hove missing out on their free flu vaccine are being urged to get their child protected now, reducing the risk of them becoming seriously ill and infecting their wider family.

Peter Kyle MP for Hove and Portslade promoting HIV Testing week at the Terrence Higgins Trust with our very own Alan Boyd.

Latest figures from NHS Digital (June 2018) indicate there are fewer GPs serving patients in the city. An equivalent of 128 FTE GPs are serving 317,976 registered patients.

Talk to your teenage child about alcohol, drugs and smoking. Brighton and Hove has some of the highest rates of cannabis use, smoking and alcohol consumption among young people in the country.

Young Healthwatch wanted to know what young people know about the mental health support available in their school, and what were their ideas around what could be improved.

The Coroner's verdict of 'serious failings' at Royal Sussex County led to death of Joan Blaber at Royal Sussex County hospital last year.

Our annual review on how much our work reach the diverse population of Brighton and Hove.