News and reports

The 'We Care for Our Air' project in Redbridge, a year-long community-driven initiative, successfully raised awareness of local air quality issues by involving volunteers, school children, and community groups. Now residents have the opportunity to feedback about awareness of air pollution issues in the borough for a chance to be entered into a prize draw.

Healthwatch Redbridge is offering fully funded* courses to staff with line management responsibilities in Redbridge.

As we move to the next stage of our Women's Health Project in Redbridge we're focusing on perimenopause and menopause. Share your story by completing a short survey and help shape future healthcare support in our local community.

Good oral health is very important for a child's growth and can affect their health.

A new report from Healthwatch England warns people face many barriers to making a complaint about NHS healthcare.

Healthwatch Redbridge conducted an Enter and View at Beech Frailty Unit to speak with patients, relatives and carers to understand what works well within the ward and what could improve patient experience.

Calling all women in Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge and Havering! Healthwatch Barking and Dagenham are working with London Ambulance Service to improve women's experience of emergency maternity care.

Healthwatch Redbridge is offering fully funded* courses to staff and volunteers within the NHS, and community and voluntary sector in Redbridge.

Healthwatch Redbridge’s latest report explores the impact of Long Covid on NHS staff, building on our previous collaboration with Healthwatch Barking & Dagenham and Havering. Many people with Post-COVID-19 syndrome feel isolated, anxious, and distressed, this research set out to understand the impact of Long Covid and the support that is available.

Better Health – Start for Life is the place for trusted NHS advice and guidance to help you have a healthy and happy baby during pregnancy, birth and parenthood.

'Corridor care' and 'temporary escalation spaces' are terms used to describe treatment that occurs in inappropriate spaces such as corridors, stairwells and storerooms.

The practice has become increasingly common despite the lack of privacy and risk to patients. A recent report from the Royal College of Nursing reveals the experiences of nurses on the front line of this crisis.

The London Assembly Health Committee's latest report sheds light on the state of dentistry across the city. We'll outline the key findings and recommendations discussed in the report. Whether you’re a patient, a healthcare provider, or simply interested in the health of the city, this report offers valuable insights into the current dental landscape.