Health

The volunteers raised the money over the past year with coffee mornings, golf days and other events.

Ambulance trust will continue to use 28 private crews alongside its own as pressures remain.

A smoking ban on hospital sites run by United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT) has come into force this week.

It was revealed last year that proposals for hospitals in the region would cost around £450 million over the next decade.

An award-winning dentist hopes to highlight the importance of dental hygiene after he was made a Member of the British Empire.

A new year, a new decade and, hopefully for health campaigners, a clearer view of the future – that’s what is expected going forward.

Joseph Connolly, 70, has lost more than 11kg in weight, having been a member of the programme since 2018.

The region's ambulance service is asking people only to call 999 if there is a life-threatening emergency after it was inundated with 999 calls.

The Grantham and Sleaford Fundraising Group is organising the Great Daffodil Appeal event to raise money for local Marie Curie nursing services.

A woman who was paralysed after suffering a blood clot has received a generous donation to help her adapt her new home.

Poplar Farm Primary School hosted the first of three ‘Health and Wellbeing’ days last week.

A teenager has donated bags of items and gifts for cancer patients at Grantham Hospital.

The Alzheimer's Society and Dementia UK have criticised the care available to people diagnosed with dementia.

A teenage cancer patient has rung a special bell to mark the end of months of gruelling treatment in hospital.

A small army of kitchen staff are working hard to make sure patients and colleagues in hospital get to enjoy a festive dinner.

Think about blood donation this Christmas, urges healthcare commissioning group.

Loved ones of patients with mouth or throat cancer are urged to be mindful this Christmas.

Column: 'We’re starting the New Year in a healthy way in Lincolnshire’s hospitals, by turning all of our sites smoke-free'.

Patients urged to 'self care' and only visit A&E in an emergency.

Patients are waiting more than the national average before receiving treatment in emergency departments run by ULHT.