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A mum who watched her newborn baby turn blue and choke after doctors failed to diagnose a potentially lethal medical condition is calling for urgent action to prevent other parents going through the same nightmare. Samantha Courtney says medics repeatedly...
Leading independent skills provider In-Comm Training is looking forward to forging new relationships which deliver business opportunities through its renewed patronage with the Black Country Chamber of Commerce.
Specialist health charity Get A-Head has strengthened its support for head and neck cancer professionals by funding 10 places at a key conference.
Former England rugby captain Tom Wood and retired Northampton Saints legend Alex Waller were among the stars helping to raise money for a specialist charity at a clay shooting event.
The event which took place at the iconic Holland & Holland Shooting Grounds on the outskirts of London raised more than £24,000 for the Birmingham-founded Get A-Head Charitable Trust.
Former fashion business owner Hoss Mehjoo has been appointed as a patron of UK leading head and neck charity Get A-Head.
A 58-year-old Worcestershire woman who was diagnosed with a rare aggressive cancer after suffering cold-like symptoms is urging others to trust their instinct if they have ongoing health concerns.
Hundreds of people, from primary school children to pensioners, are set to benefit from a pioneering community fund launched in Shropshire. McPhillips, the county’s largest construction company, is the first business in Shropshire to launch a dedicated grant scheme with...
Local authorities across England are turning to specialist environmental training to address knowledge gaps in implementing the new biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements, with nearly half of all group training enquiries coming from the local government sector.
A new Skills for Growth Partnership that will transform skills provision for employers in Telford has been hailed a success after its official launch event.
A specialist Midlands’ health charity has supported a shocking report that revealed a postcode lottery of cancer survival – and is calling for more targeted action to make sure the poorest people in society get the treatment they need.