Tomorrow (Thursday), hospitals, GPs and other healthcare specialists across the country will celebrate 70 years of the National Health Service, one of the UK’s greatest achievements.
More than 275,000 people are battling high blood pressure across east London, and last month saw health agencies across the capital unite to take part in May Measurement Month to try to tackle the problem.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has unveiled plans to ban junk food adverts on the capital’s trains and buses in a bid to crack down on “the ticking timebomb” of child obesity in the city.
The Mayor of London’s office has revealed it is calling in plans for a huge 2,900 home development in Dagenham that was denied planning permission by Havering Council last month.
British Transport Police detectives are appealing for the public’s help in finding a man wanted in connection with sexual assaults on trains between Romford and Liverpool Street.
Workers at a service providing vital transportation to elderly and vulnerable people across the capital are going out on strike tomorrow (May 1) in an ongoing row about new work schedules.
Bosses at Barking and Dagenham’s NHS hospital trust have admitted the current state of its finances is “clearly not acceptable”, as a newly released report revealed the organisation is currently operating at a £481million deficit.
Talented staff at Barking and Dagenham’s NHS hospital trust who have released a charity single to raise money for charity want to know, “what have you done today, to make you feel proud?”
The NHS trust responsible for Barking and Dagenham’s hospitals is taking part in a ground-breaking scheme hoping to encourage more black and ethnic minority candidates to apply for executive level jobs.
Ambitious plans for a new 2,900-home development in Beam Park, Dagenham, have hit a roadblock after a neighbouring borough refused to grant the scheme planning permission.
With the long weekend ahead of us, the NHS trust responsible for Barking and Dagenham, Havering and Redbridge has issued guidance on where to go if you’re feeling poorly.
Vulnerable residents across east London have been waiting for more than a year for a vital transport service to allow them to make bookings that will help them get out of their homes on a weekly basis.
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