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Have your say on the new WorkWell support service

08 Jun, 2026by Julie GibsonConsultation, Health and social care

WorkWell is a new service that NHS Norfolk and Suffolk are designing that will offer early, personalised support to help people stay in work, return to work, or move closer to employment. This includes help with health, confidence, workplace adjustments, skills, and community connections.

They want to hear from people with lived experience in their latest survey.

Key Findings from the Patient Experience Survey: May 2026

08 Jun, 2026by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Information, advice and guidance

Every year the Patients Association hears from patients about their experience of the NHS. Behind every statistic in this report is a person, with a delayed diagnosis, a cancelled procedure or a medical appointment where nobody asked the patient what mattered. 

Government Launches Major Independent Review into Mental Health, ADHD and Autism

21 Jan, 2026by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Mental health

A major national review is underway to help reshape how mental health, ADHD and autism are understood and supported in England. Its findings could influence services and support for years to come.

New countywide scheme uses AI to help prevent falls in Norfolk

21 Nov, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Information, advice and guidance

A new AI-powered programme has launched across Norfolk to help prevent falls in older and vulnerable adults. Working with local councils, NHS and community partners, it identifies those most at risk so support can be offered before a fall happens.

The State of Health and Care of older people in England

07 Oct, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Reports & Evidence

The tenth edition of this annual report reveals a picture of declining health among an ageing population, unequal access to services, and growing pressures on unpaid carers and frontline staff.

New Government Service to Link Patients with Charities at Diagnosis

29 Sep, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Information, advice and guidance

From 2026, people newly diagnosed with long-term health conditions in England will be automatically referred to specialist charities via the NHS App. The programme — known as Diagnosis Connect — aims to offer support from day one, bridging medical care and voluntary sector help.

Government Publishes 10-Year Health Plan for England

09 Jul, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Information, advice and guidance

This long-term plan sets out how healthcare will change over the coming decade, focusing on making services more local, more digital, and more focused on prevention. It’s been shaped by thousands of voices—including people and communities here in Norfolk and Waveney.

Here’s what it means for you and your community.

Director of Public Health Report 2024-25 Published

04 Jul, 2025by Julie GibsonHealth and social care, Reports & Evidence

This year, the report focuses on the health impacts of climate change in Norfolk and the significant benefits that certain climate actions can bring to people’s health and wellbeing.

Research involvement opportunity

06 May, 2025by Julie GibsonConsultation, Health and social care

We have been asked to share an opportunity to get involved in shaping research priorities in same day and urgent care research by the Norfolk & Waveney ICB. 

Abolishing NHS England: What You Need to Know

07 Apr, 2025by Julie GibsonEditorial, Comment and Opinion, Health and social care

The government has announced plans to abolish NHS England and bring it under direct government control. Here are the key points from the announcement.

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