Health

Health bosses have been urged to rethink the future of a Lynn doctors’ surgery which is feared to be at risk of eventual closure

The company which runs the Fairstead Surgery says it is planning a public consultation on its future, but campaigners fear that will lead to the axe

The new management team at Downham Grange care home has really given residents paws for thought.

A Friendship Group of 10 ladies, who meet for lunch each month, has raised hundreds of pounds in aid of breast cancer patients

Residents in West Norfolk have been rallying around to support a Downham woman who has a rare type of cancer.

Members of the new management team at Lynn's Queen Elizabeth Hospital have said they are "determined" to get it out of special measures.

Concerns had been raised about the potential impact of a third successive meeting being cancelled

Doctors at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s critical care unit invented a device to prevent rare arterial line errors called the Arterial Glucosave.

Today, mention Macmillan and there are few people who have not had their own experience of the charity and the support it offers people with cancer.

British racing is currently suspended because of the outbreak

A widow has accused Lynn hospital bosses of failing to learn lessons from the death of her husband, almost five years after he died.

Awards are open to nurses, healthcare assistants and students

A woman from Lynn has scaled the tallest free-standing mountain in the world to give back to the hospital unit which supported her.

A South Wootton woman said she felt she had been “robbed of her life by a negligent nurse” after she was injured in hospital, an inquest has heard.

One-in-15 babies in West Norfolk are born underweight, new figures show

The service at South Lynn community centre will now open on three days a week

Current staff have welcomed the contribution made in memory of one of their predecessors

Residents were able to find out if their health was on track thanks to a free event at Downham Library last week.

West Norfolk is set to benefit from a national scheme to recruit trainee GPs to work in areas where vacancies are hardest to fill.

Volunteering to cuddle furry four-legged friends may sound like a dream to many, and a dog sitting service is offering just that to combat loneliness.