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• London hospitals partner up to run event for children and young people with sickle cell disorder at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

  North Mid, UCLH and Whittington Health are running a fun, uplifting, informative event for people with sickle cell on Saturday 25th June 2022.

• Nailesh Rambhai, non-executive director

  Nailesh Rambhai became an associate non-executive director at UCLH in April 2022. A lawyer by background, he has also acted as group counsel and company secretary to a number of firms including the Coventry Building Society and Petronas.

• UCLH top trust to work at in London – and third best in the country

  Our staff have rated UCLH as the top trust in London to work at, and the third best in the country, during what has been another incredibly challenging year.

• HRH The Prince of Wales opens University College Hospital Grafton Way Building

  His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales officially opened the University College Hospital Grafton Way Building today.

• Haematology and critical care services open in the Grafton Way Building

  The haematology and critical care services in our flagship University College Hospital Grafton Way Building are now open.

• Vaccination centre at the Business Design Centre, Islington, closes

  Our vaccination centre at the Business Design Centre, Islington, closed on Monday 10 January.

• UCLH haematology team wins award

  Charity Myeloma UK awards UCLH haematology team their Clinical Service Excellence Programme (CSEP) award in recognition of their outstanding care and unflagging dedication to patients living myeloma, an incurable blood cancer.

• COVID-19 NHS vaccination centre to reopen at Islington Business Design Centre

  UCLH NHS Foundation Trust has once again formed a partnership with the Business Design Centre in Islington to reopen a large-scale COVID-19 vaccination centre on site from Saturday 18 December.

• Patient story - Sam Ahern

  When Sam Ahern was born 24 years ago, she was the smallest baby our neonatal unit had ever looked after. Now an accomplished musician and fine art student, she has gone back to meet the team that helped her win her fight for life.

• Professor Ed Wild contributes to new memoir by Charlotte Raven about her experience with Huntington’s disease

  Professor Ed Wild, NHNN consultant neurologist and associate director of UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre has contributed an afterword to a new memoir by journalist Charlotte Raven, called Patient 1, Forgetting and Finding Myself.