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Council Seeks Views for One Coventry Plan

Coventry City Council want to hear from people who live, work or study in Coventry on the city’s priorities for the next eight years.

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Big changes to hospital visiting in Coventry

University Hospital, Coventry has lifted visiting restrictions on many wards, returning to visitor arrangements that were in place before the pandemic.

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New joint approach to suicide prevention

People are invited to take part in a survey to share their views and to help prevent suicide across Coventry and Warwickshire

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Further action taken to improve supply of HRT

Urgent actions announced about the supply of HRT products to address shortages

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Lack of NHS dental appointments widens health inequalities

A new survey of public attitudes to NHS dentistry shows that half of the adults in England find dental charges unfair amid escalating living costs.

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Call for evidence for new 10-year plan to improve mental health

Give your experiences and evidence on what can be improved within current services and to build understanding of the causes of mental ill-health.

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Fit note changes

From 6 April the way GPs sign fit notes is changing.

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New calorie labelling rules come into force

New legislation applying to large businesses such as takeaways, restaurants and cafes comes into force on today.

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Maternity Scandal – The Unforgivable Silence

Stuart Linnell, Chair of Healthwatch Coventry, reflects on the Ockenden review and the importance of listening to families, and people.

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No change to prescription charges for April 2022

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has confirmed that the NHS prescription charge will not be uplifted on 1 April 2022.

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Government sets out next steps for living with COVID

Free COVID-19 tests will continue to be available to help protect specific groups once free testing for the general public ends on 1 April.

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Ockenden review into maternity service reports

Findings of Shropshire maternity review finds major issues and makes recommendations for all maternity services

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