Press Releases

Date of release: 6th November 2024

Piano players prove the best medicine

Piano-playing Nurses are hitting the right notes for staff and patients alike at Wolverhampton’s Heart and Lung Centre.

Date of release: 31st October 2024

‘Spooky’ Surinder makes donation to children

A self-styled ‘Halloween Queen’ got into the spirit of the season to raise more than £1,000 for poorly children in Wolverhampton.

Date of release: 25th October 2024

X-citing half term activities planned

Children keen to find out more about an important area of medicine via a free, fun activity, are being invited to join sessions next week.

Date of release: 15th October 2024

Darren gets on his bike in £1,000 charity challenge

A male breast cancer survivor is revving up for a charity challenge the length of Britain to raise money for patients and awareness of the condition.

Date of release: 11th October 2024

Fundraising in memory of a special baby boy

A bereaved couple whose first baby sadly died, after being born prematurely and extremely poorly, are determined to help other families who need the support of the Neonatal Unit at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital.

Date of release: 2nd October 2024

Widow’s heart care donation

A generous widow has made a donation from the heart to Wolverhampton’s Cardiology Unit after the “exemplary” care her late husband received.

Date of release: 30th September 2024

Appeal launched to help chemotherapy patients

A £40,000 fundraising appeal has been launched for a new set of scalp cooling caps to help more cancer patients reduce hair loss while undergoing chemotherapy at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital.

Date of release: 13th September 2024

Neighbours bring triple boost to cancer patients

Generous neighbours – all of whom have some experience of cancer – have held a fundraising get-together to benefit patients being treated at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital.

Date of release: 12th September 2024

Project draws on the past to explore the present

Experiences of people recovering from mental health and addiction issues are being examined through an artistic perspective as part of a healthcare heritage project in Wolverhampton.