Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s spring Budget held two big announcements for the NHS.
Leaders of many the UK’s health think tanks and representative bodies have offered their assessments of this week’s spring Budget.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced £2.45bn of extra funding for the NHS in England in 2024/25 in his spring Budget.
The Department of Health and Social Care has added 13 more hospitals in England to the list of those that are confirmed to contain reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete.
The cost estimate for replacing essential health security infrastructure has risen by more than 500% from £530m in 2015 to £3.2bn in 2023, according to a report from the National Audit Office.
Trust leaders set out five priorities for the next government in a report released by NHS Providers.
Wales’ final budget for 2024/25 revealed that the NHS will see a £40m increase in capital funding on the figure in the draft budget in December.
Some hospitals in the government’s new hospital programme may no longer be required to follow a standardised design.
Disrepair in NHS buildings led to thousands of potentially harmful incidents last year, according to a report by the BBC.
The NHS Confederation has published a report setting out what health and care leaders want the next government to prioritise in a general election year.