We want to ensure that you are kept up to date with the latest news, events and announcements from your local CCG. In this section you can find our latest media releases as well as events and campaign announcements.
News
2020
The NHS in Leeds is reminding Leeds residents of the importance of staying connected with others, while staying apart, for the benefit of our own mental wellbeing.
The NHS in Leeds will be joining health organisations around the world this week (18-25 November) to raise awareness of antibiotic resistance as a global problem and to encourage people to pledge to do their part to tackle it.
The local NHS has bought together NHS Leeds doctors and Cancer specialists to talk about cancer facts and fictions on Wednesday 25 November from 6 to 7.30pm on NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group’s (CCG) Facebook page www.facebook.com/nhsleeds The speakers for the evening are Dr Mo Sattar, Dr Sarah Forbes, Dr Amjid Khan and Lubna Latif […]
In lead up to Self Care Week (16 – 22 November), the local NHS is supporting the week by encouraging Leeds residents to look after their physical health during the coronavirus pandemic.
For World Diabetes Day (WDD) on 14 November, the local NHS is urging residents to be more aware of the condition, learn how they can prevent or manage it and access support if they need it.
A mum from Leeds is reminding pregnant women to seek urgent medical attention if you think your baby is not moving as much as they were or you cannot feel your baby move.
The NHS in Leeds is urging Leeds residents to attend their essential healthcare appointments during national restrictions, which were introduced on 5 November.
The NHS in Leeds is reminding people to choose the right NHS service if they need urgent or emergency medical care this winter. Dr Jason Broch, clinical chair of NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning (CCG), said: “The NHS is still here for you and your family this winter if you need help. However we are experiencing […]
The local NHS is reminding Leeds residents that their NHS is still here for them when they need it, and not to leave their signs and symptoms of cancer to chance. Dr Sarah Forbes, GP in Leeds and Clinical Lead for Cancer at NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) said: “We urge people to contact […]
Mainstream history is often not comprehensive and that is why initiatives such as Black History Month are vital. It illuminates forgotten heroes or “whitewashed” events of our shared past. Raising awareness of these rich stories plants healthy seeds which can have a lasting impact both inside and outside of Black Culture. Black history is abundant and relevant all year!