Press Releases

Date of release: 17th October 2025

Club’s goal to cheer up patients

A cancer patient has vowed to “put smiles on children’s faces” with the support of his Wolverhampton football club by organising a toy appeal for young hospital patients.

Date of release: 9th October 2025

We do like to be beside…our new garden!

With a beautiful beach mural, outdoor cinema screen and plenty of colour, a once-tired outdoor space has blossomed into a garden to be proud of for young Wolverhampton patients and their families.

Date of release: 2nd October 2025

Summit joy for determined fundraisers

A day of torrential rain failed to dampen the team spirit of charity fundraisers determined to reach the summit of Mount Snowdown in their bid to boost a £100,000 appeal to create a dedicated relatives’ room at Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital.

Date of release: 1st October 2025

Generous Goodyear donors strike again!

Patients with cancer and sickle cell disease who need cannula insertions as part of their treatment and pain relief have been given a helping hand by generous former Goodyear factory workers.

Date of release: 30th September 2025

Story book boost for young patients

Young patients who need to visit a Wolverhampton hospital for treatment can enjoy reading about the staff who will help them get better, thanks to a donation of books telling the story of a little girl who has an accident.

Date of release: 26th September 2025

Volunteers voted “Black Country Heroes”

Volunteers described as “the heartbeat” of The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust have won an award for their dedication to helping patients, staff and the wider community.

Date of release: 19th September 2025

Fundraisers ready for mountain challenge

Determined fundraisers from Wolverhampton’s New Cross Hospital will be climbing the highest mountain in Wales to boost a £100,000 appeal to create a dedicated relatives’ room for those whose loved ones are receiving end-of-life care.

Date of release: 16th September 2025

Donation in memory of two precious sisters

Mum to be Sarah Hallard’s excitement at discovering she was expecting triplets turned to worry when she was told two of the babies had a rare, life-threatening condition.