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Coun Keir Morrison and Piggins Croft Car Park which has been pinpointed as the project's location

Questions 'need answering' over Hucknall 'super' health-centre plans

The new NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board has replaced the old clinical commissioning groups

New NHS body to bring together health and social care in the county

More than 10,000 people in Nottinghamshire could be undiagnosed diabetics, according to Government figures

More than 10,000 people in Nottinghamshire have undiagnosed diabetes

More GP appointments will be available online over Easter

More GP slots available over Easter as patients encouraged to use 111 online

Patients at Springfield Medical Centre are due to be transferred to St Alban's next spring. Photo: Google

Campaigners opposed to medical centre falling into American group's hands

NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG are urging the public to visit their local pharmacies for minor illnesses.

Public are being urged to visit pharmacies for minor illnesses

Coun Jason Zadrozny, leader of Ashfield District Council, at the Piggins Croft car park in Hucknall

Have your say on Hucknall health services and plans for new GP hub

Nottinghamshire county councillors are warning of a 'disastrous situation' emerging over GP appointments

'Disastrous situation’ of long waits to see GPs in Nottinghamshire

Coun John Wilmott is worried about healthcare in Hucknall

'Impossible to get a doctor's appointment in Hucknall', town councillor declares

Christine Eagle and her husband Arthur, who suffers with dementia

Christine urges folk to share experiences of living with dementia to help others

A couple getting their vaccine at a vaccination centre in Mansfield (Photo by Joe Giddens - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Calls for a Covid-19 vaccination centre to be opened in Hucknall
Calls are being made for a Covid-19 vaccination centre in Hucknall to people do not have to travel miles to get their jab.

People are being asked to start thinking about getting flu jabs to help ease winter pressure on the NHS

Nottinghamshire health leaders urge people to get thinking about getting flu jab

City Hospital make a '˜u-turn' on decision to relocate brain injury unit

COLUMN: Our health is paramount

Sherwood MP Mark Spencer

MP for Sherwood is fighting for better health services in Hucknall

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Kings Mill Hospital.

King’s Mill bosses discuss high death rates

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GP crisis at a Kirkby medical practice

Turmoil at crisis-hit surgery over shortage of doctors

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Health chiefs back Salt Awareness Week

Hucknall initiative set for launch by CCG to form community partnership

A cold pensioner.

Health chiefs alert as temperatures plunge

Kings Mill Hospital.

Parents urged to avoid needless A&E visits

Ashfield Health Village. Pictured are Doctor Hilary Lovelock, Councillor Jim Aspinall and Amanda Brown, Service Director at Mansfield and Ashfield Clinical Commissioning Group at Ashfield Health Village.

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Large turn out for town’s health talk

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Health leaders urge Mansfield and Ashfield to boost health by walking

Nisa South Normanton customers help teenager achieve charity dream

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Derbyshire health bosses urged residents to cut salt out of diet
Derbyshire health chiefs have backed a campaign urging people to eat less salt.

Everybody needs good neighbours

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Healthcare transformation announced for Mansfield and Ashfield

File photo dated 12/03/13 of a man smoking a cigarette as putting graphic warnings on the back of cigarette packs has little impact on teen smokers, according to new research. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday September 5, 2013. While pictures fare slightly better than words, they are often put on the back of packs making them less visible and less effective, according to research published online in the journal Tobacco Control. More than 1,000 11 to 16-year-olds in the UK were questioned about their response to warnings in 2008 and a further 1,000 were questioned in 2011. Most of the teenagers in both surveys (68% to 75%) had never smoked while 17% to 22% had experimented with cigarettes, and around one in 10 were already regular smokers - defined as at least one cigarette a week. See PA story HEALTH Tobacco. Photo credit should read: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

DERBYSHIRE: Stop smoking call from health chiefs

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Derbyshire students to rebuild children’s playground in Namibia

Health chiefs fight to beat cancer

File photo dated 01/12/06 of a man drinking a pint of beer. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday October 31, 2011. 'Risky drinkers' who regularly consume more than the safe limits without binge drinking or getting drunk are unknowingly increasing their chances of developing cancer, liver disease and mental health issues, according to a report. More than a quarter of men (26%) are enjoying one too many - compared to only 18% of women, the study found. The pattern is increasing with age, with nearly one in three men over 45 (31%) regularly drinking more than they should. By contrast, the highest number of female risky drinkers are aged 16-24 (22%). Risky drinking is higher among professionals and those with the largest household incomes. See PA story HEALTH Alcohol. Photo credit should read: Johnny Green/PA Wire

Health chiefs issue alcohol warning

Health leaders support self care week

Report shows death rates are ‘static’

First annual public meeting of the Mansfield and Ashfield Clinical Commissioning Group at The Civic Centre. Amanda Sullivan Chief Officer.

New domestic violence drive in Mansfield and Ashfield

Mansfield and Ashfield folk urged to get blood pressure checked

Mansfield and Ashfield lead the way in NHS reforms