News and reports

Health leaders in North Yorkshire and York have welcomed the return of thousands of children to school classrooms.

Selby’s vaccination centre has this week entered a new phase in its push to protect tens of thousands of residents against COVID-19, with the first patients receiving their second dose of the vaccine.

A new renal unit has officially opened its doors at the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton, thanks to funding from the Friends of the Friarage.

North Yorkshire welcomes the return of indoor care home visits and has set out a cautious and vigilant approach to keep people safe in a letter issued to all care providers.

People aged 56 to 59 are being invited to book a life-saving COVID jab this week as the NHS vaccination programme, the biggest in health service history, continues to gather pace.

The James Cook University Hospital is set to open a new emergency department for children and young people.

Acute services at Scarborough Hospital face a series of challenges, requiring a review of how health and care provision is delivered.

Healthwatch North Yorkshire focuses on the access to health and social care services for rural communities.

Our new report – GP website check-up – is out today and looks at how easy it is to find information on GP websites across North Yorkshire.

The successful rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines across North Yorkshire is expanding to include everyone over the age of 60 and people with underlying health conditions.

Last night PM Boris Johnson announced the government’s roadmap to cautiously ease lockdown restrictions in England.

A Middlesbrough nurse has become the first in the world to be trained to insert a revolutionary implant which can reduce radiotherapy side effects by up to 70% in prostate cancer patients.