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JAV Medical Systems gains B Corp certification
North West–based medtech company JAV Medical Systems has achieved B Corp certification, reportedly becoming the first in its sector to receive the recognition.
Woodland wellbeing project receives £15k grant
The Bristol-based Forest of Avon charity has been awarded a £15,000 grant to support its 2025 woodland wellbeing project.
New leadership programme for facilities management
The IWFM Academy has launched a new Level 6 strategic leadership programme which it said is aimed at aspiring WFM leaders looking to transform how they lead.
Cherwell names new Managing director
Cleanroom microbiology solutions provider Cherwell, part of AnalytiChem, has announced the retirement of its Managing director, Andy Whittard, and the appointment of Stuart Hall, Cherwell’s current director of Finance, as his successor.
Research highlights pesticide health concerns
Those working with pesticides can be at higher risk of respiratory illnesses, and may often go undiagnosed, new research suggests.
Former vacant spaces repurposed for diagnostic facilities
University Hospitals Tees have repurposed vacant spaces in Redcar Primary Care Hospital by building new MRI, CT and cardio exam rooms.
Chesterfield Trust extends partnership with Sodexo
Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has awarded Sodexo Health & Care an eight-year extension to its patient dining contract, following a competitive tendering process.
Architects appoint occupational therapist to enhance clinical expertise
Accessible architects Adaptation Design have appointed occupational therapist Kate Sheehan to enhance its clinical expertise.
Leeds Trust announce Net Zero plans
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust have released their new Green Plan for 2025-2028, developed to guide the Trust on their route to Net Zero by 2040.
Retail space renovated into eye care clinic
Medical Architecture transformed a former retail space into SEON Vision’s ophthalmic clinic.
MHRA announces updates on medical device regulation
MHRA’s latest blog outlines new post-market surveillance rules, plans to consult on CE-mark recognition, and progress on early-access pathways for medical technologies.
Barts Trust to improve A&E department
Barts Health NHS Trust said its A&E department is undergoing major improvements, as part of more than £21 m being invested across Whipps Cross Hospital this year.
New briefing highlights challenges facing mental health services
A new briefing from the Centre for Mental Health highlighted the most effective ways of supporting people in a mental health crisis. The recommendations include ‘updating estates which are no longer fit for purpose’.
Imperial College Trust to invest £115 m across sites
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust said it plans to invest £115 m across its five hospitals in 2025/26 to reduce estate risks and improve experience in response to redevelopment delays.
BESA says overheating is now a critical building safety issue
With the UK set to record its warmest summer on record, the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) is calling for urgent action to tackle the growing number of buildings that overheat.
Knightsbridge announces new CEO
UK-based lighting supplier Knightsbridge has named Dave Dawkins as its new chief executive officer.
Anti-ligature windows and doors improving patient safety
Manufacturer Polar says its anti-ligature windows and doors are enhancing the safety, wellbeing and dignity of NHS patients in mental health sites.
Report calls for workplace changes to support neurodivergent staff
Neurodivergent staff could help businesses become more successful if the right steps are taken to make workplaces more inclusive, new research suggests.
Major energy improvements for Bath Trust hospital
Resource management company Veolia aid upgrade project at Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust’s Coombe Park estate.
MIT researchers harness generative AI in the battle against drug-resistant bacteria
With help from artificial intelligence, researchers at the world-famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered novel antibiotics that they say can combat two hard-to-treat infections: a drug-resistant form of gonorrhoea, and multi-drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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