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CNWL’s Lesley Catterall and Denise Middleton were guests on the Multiple Sclerosis Trust’s podcast, Sex and MS.

Music Therapist, Maria Radoje, from CNWL’s Community Mental Health Team in Harrow has featured on the BBC One Show, contributing to a piece about the benefits of playing an instrument in older age.

Our CNWL NHS Health Charity have been busy visiting sites this week, delivering wellbeing boxes for staff working on Christmas Day.

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) launched an 18-month improvement collaborative to enhance therapeutic observation and engagement across 18 inpatient teams. This collaborative is centred on the use of a Quality Improvement (QI) methodology to foster safer, more effective care environments while enriching the therapeutic experience for service users and staff alike.

CNWL non-executive director, Paul Richard Streets is recognised for services to the Voluntary Sector on the 2025 New Year Honour list, released yesterday (Monday 30 December). Paul was appointed as a NED in 2019.

Jenny Lanyero, Team Manager of the Brent Health Inequalities Team attended a reception at No.10 Downing Street to celebrate 75 years of the NHS.

One of our members of staff was among the 4,000 spectators able to gain tickets to watch the FA Cup Semi Final match at Wembley Stadium yesterday (Sunday, 18 April) between Leicester City FC and Southampton FC.

Sue Pritchard, Designated Nurse for Camden’s Children Looked After Team attended the NHS 75 anniversary service at Westminster Abbey.

Emily Kinyanjui, who works in the CNWL Harrow Memory Service has been featured in the Voice Newspaper

The Florence Nightingale Foundation today releases a special collage of nurses and midwives working on the frontline during COVID-19 to mark the 72nd birthday of the NHS.

CNWL nurses attend annual Florence Nightingale Commemoration Service

On Wednesday 15 May, three nursing colleagues represented CNWL at a special service commemorating the life of Florence Nightingale.

Congratulations to our CNWL nurses who were awarded the prestigious title of Queen’s Nurse today, during the Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) annual Awards Ceremony at Friends House in London.

The CNWL Nurses conference will take place in November inviting nurses across the Trust to celebrate the ways our nurses lead safe care, innovation and expertise.

Graduates of CNWL’s nursing degree apprenticeship gathered to celebrate their achievements and registration to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).