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Two of our senior nurses have been given awards by Chief Nursing Officer for England, Dame Ruth May in an emotional online event.

Mother of three Denice is in her 50s, owns her own business and during lockdown had to leave the day to day running of the business to her other sons while she looked after her disabled son. This National Apprentice Week we’re sharing her inspiring story.

We are offering advice to parents, carers and schools on how to have healthy conversations with children if they suspect they are struggling.

We’re celebrating National Apprenticeship Week to highlight the importance of alternative opportunities to help people develop into long-term successful careers. They offer people an alternative route into skilled employment and are a great way to earn while gaining valuable work experience.

Major improvements of our services have been recognised in a Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection report published today (Wednesday 31 January), resulting in an overall ‘good’ rating.

We are reminding people that we are here to listen to those struggling after the festive period.

The NHS is rolling out an expanded mental health support service for Armed Forces veterans, as a survey found that more than half find it difficult to speak up about mental health issues.

Steven and Stevie-Leigh Jewell are a proud father and daughter who are now working alongside each other after both recently qualifying as registered mental health nurses.

A group of staff members have got into the festive spirit by raising money to buy gifts for patients who will be in hospital on mental health wards over Christmas.

Trust members recently voted in our public governor elections. Voting closed on 14 December and we are pleased to announce the results.

Hospitals in Lancashire and South Cumbria are preparing to face 'significant pressure and disruption' this Christmas with further strikes planned to take place.

With Christmas just around the corner, health professionals in Lancashire and South Cumbria are urging people to stock up their medicine cabinets and order repeat prescriptions in good time.