Critical Care’s “A touch of Gentleness” for well deserving colleagues
The critical care team at Conquest Hospital kindly offered their ‘A touch of Gentleness’ service on Valentine’s Day...
Our parking teams ensuring safer car parks for over 20 years
Our parking teams have continuously maintained the British Parking Association ‘Park Mark’ award...
Flu is circulating locally and our hospitals are very busy
If accessing our services, please wear a face mask and clean your hands...
Trust consultant named in Cycling UK’s #100WomenInCycling
Professor Scarlett McNally, one of our orthopaedic consultant surgeons, has been named in Cycling UK's #100WomenInCycling 2024...
Exceptional demand on our services
Our hospitals are seeing an exceptional level of demand on our services. Due to continued pressure as a result of flu and other winter viruses, to protect our patients, we ask that you wear a face mask when visiting, if you have flu-like symptoms, and regularly wash your hands or use the alcohol gel provided.…
Colleagues attend carol concert at Westminster Abbey
Two colleagues from our Trust, Graham Attfield, Hospital Chaplain and Lincy Issac who is a Staff Nurse at Sussex Premier Health...
Volunteers thanked for their knitted breasts
Knitting volunteers who make knitted breasts, that are used to demonstrate and support parents during their feeding journeys, have been thanked...
Amazing Reg raises thousands to help cancer patients
Reg Coomber, recently carried out a sponsored 300 metre swim, raising an amazing £50,000...
Celebrating our volunteers long service
Volunteers from across our trust have been recognised for their dedication with the presentation of long service awards at events held at both Conquest Hospital and Eastbourne DGH. The volunteers we have recognised this year have provided up to 30 years of committed service at our hospitals. They represented the many areas where our volunteers…
Celebrating our Allied Health Professionals
This week we are celebrating Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) as part of AHPs Day...