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Local health teams have vaccinated more than 200,000 people against flu and more than 60,000 people against COVID-19 this winter, but are urging eligible people to book their vaccination appointments for the best protection.
Local people can now have their say on the final name for Weston-super-Mare’s new neighbourhood health centre, after more than 350 suggestions were submitted over the summer.
A topping out ceremony has been held in Weston-super-Mare as a new £15 million town centre health hub continues to take shape.
With flu and Covid-19 vaccination appointments getting underway from today (1 October) for all eligible people, the NHS has made booking a vaccine easier than ever.
Bristol NHS Foundation Trust (BFT), alongside local partners across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG), has been selected as one of only six national Neighbourhood Health Trailblazer sites.
Young people aged 16 to 24 across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are being encouraged to check whether they have received their HPV vaccination and take up the free catch-up offer if they have missed it.
As children and young people across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire return to school or college after the summer holidays, local NHS leaders are encouraging them to look after their mental health and seek help early if worries become overwhelming.
Nearly eight in ten people aged 40 to 54 in the South West say they often or always put other people’s needs ahead of their own health, according to a new survey released by NHS England South West.
Health and care services in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire have been shortlisted in this year’s national HSJ Awards for their commitment to healthcare excellence.
Local community pharmacies in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire have supplied nearly 7,000 morning-after pills to women over a seven-month period following the NHS making it available free-of-charge in October 2025.
Plans have been confirmed for a new dedicated Mental Health Emergency Department at Callington Road Hospital in Bristol.