Philippa Carey, who works for Sirona as an administrator, was only allowed to say goodbye to her father over Facetime when he passed away from coronavirus. Steve Gay from Hanham…
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The country’s top doctor today urged everyone who is entitled to a Covid jab to come forward as new figures showed the NHS vaccination programme racked up record numbers of...
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Local health and care organisations are joining together to say ‘It’s not OK’ to be violent, aggressive or abusive towards their staff, in a new campaign. The ‘It’s not OK’…
Covid-19: South Gloucestershire Council has tonight announced additional surge testing in five specific postcodes – BS32 0, BS32 8, BS32 9, BS34 5, and BS34 6. The testing will be…
Frontline workers in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire have been recording eyewitness accounts of their daily work lives amid continued pressure on local services during the Covid-19 pandemic. You…
To everyone in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) As we reach a critical point in the country’s fight against coronavirus, we want to share a big thank you…
As the coronavirus vaccination programme ramps up so do the concerns amongst some in Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities. Our guests dish out their expert advice…
Lockdown is having a major impact on how people grieve. Janey from Bristol lost her husband Dave in October but with the help of our Palliative Care Home support team, Dave was able to leave hospital and die peacefully at home.
Despite the outpouring of love for the NHS over the last year, unfortunately staff are still dealing with abusive and intimidating behaviour from patients.
One of our staff has bravely spoken out about surviving Covid-19 but tragically losing her husband to the virus. Her story is part of a new campaign of short films that portray the real-life experiences of people suffering the effects of coronavirus.
