The huge impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all in some way and sadly, many of our loved ones have died

Our staff featured on ITV news yesterday to reassure worried parents we are ready and well prepared to give urgent medical care safely.

In an incredible show of support for their local NHS, a family from Preston has donated 5,400 antibody testing kits worth £50,000 for the benefit of staff at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals. This is the latest donation from the Bhailok family, who have already given £50,000 to the Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Charity towards their Critical Care Appeal and also to support the NHS Hero Care Packs for the frontline.

The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia was created in 2004 to draw the attention to the violence and discrimination experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexuals, transgender, intersex people and all other people with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities or expressions, and sex characteristics.

In another incredible show of support, local companies Railex and Brysdales have teamed up with Heaton’s Group to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) vests for NHS staff at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals.

The Research & Innovation team at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals has recruitment figures of more than 675

A team of specialists at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals has created a web-based resource to help patients recovering from coronavirus

Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of local people and businesses, the new Critical Care Unit at the Royal Preston Hospital will open

To help provide members of the public from across the local community with an update from Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, the Chair of the Trust, Ebrahim Adia, has recorded a direct video message containing key information.

Staff working at Royal Preston Hospital are set to benefit from a £250k charitable donation aimed at ensuring their on-going well-being and to assist them in the fight against COVID-19.

A new weekly drive-through anticoagulant service has launched at the Strawberry Fields Digital Hub on Euxton Lane in Chorley.

To mark International Workers’ Memorial Day, at 11am tomorrow we will join in with a planned minute’s silence in honour of key workers who have lost their lives to Covid

Members of the executive team at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust want to thank all of those who have shown their support over the last few weeks.

A supermarket, where absolutely everything on its shelves is totally free of charge and has been “built with love” by the community served by Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to support its NHS heroes, opens today (Thursday, 22^nd April).

We've teamed up with Preston North End Football Club to deliver a weekly drive through anticoagulant service for vulnerable patients.

The emergency department at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital (CDH) will be temporarily replaced by an urgent care service

A Preston-based family owned and run pharmacy chain has donated a shipment of 10,000 mini bottles of hand sanitiser

In preparation for an expected increase in Covid-19 related inpatients, the Lancashire Teaching
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust will temporarily reconfigure its services to maintain safe and
effective patient care.

Central Lancashire NHS prepares for the escalation of Covid-19 as hospitals face the greatest challenge in living history.

As everyone will be aware, your hospitals will imminently be put under unprecedented pressure as Coronavirus cases escalate. This will particularly affect intensive care availability as well as ward beds.

Staff at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals have been overwhelmed by offers of support and acts of kindness

You will be aware of the evolving situation with an outbreak of respiratory infections caused by a novel coronavirus (COVID19)

The NHS in Lancashire and Public Health England (PHE) are well prepared for outbreaks of new infectious diseases