13Oct
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals’ Health Academy becomes Associate School of the University of Lancashire
Left (bottom - top): Professor Silas Nicholls (Chief Executive – Lancashire Teaching Hospitals), Ailsa Brotherton (Chief Strategy and Improvement Officer – Lancashire Teaching Hospitals), Ian Mills (Head of Educational Partnerships – Lancashire Teaching Hospitals). Right (bottom - top): Scott Leonard (Senior Asset and Property Manager – Lancashire Teaching Hospitals), Sarah Morrison (Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Nursing Officer – Lancashire...
09Oct
Public to have their say on vascular services in Lancashire and South Cumbria
Improvements to vascular services in Lancashire and South Cumbria are being proposed in a new public consultation launched by the local NHS. People in the region are being asked to contribute to the discussion, which will help determine how and where the services are delivered. NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) has...
01Oct
Pets as Therapy Dog, Dr Riggs scoops a BBC Radio Lancashire ‘Make a Difference’ Award for volunteer work at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital
Congratulations to Lancashire Teaching Hospitals’ Pets as Therapy dog, Dr Riggs on winning a BBC Lancashire ‘Make a Difference’ award! Sussex Spaniel, Dr Riggs and his proud owner, Linzi Bannister scooped the award at a recent awards ceremony held at Lancaster Town Hall. They were shortlisted for the award from over 1,000 entries in the animal...
01Oct
A new self-service tool to help patients get the right care, at the right time
A new self-service tool to help patients get the right care, at the right time Patients who walk into the Urgent Care Centre or Emergency Department at Chorley and South Ribble Hospital are being asked to use the self-service tool. The tool will: guide you through a series of questions; help you check your symptoms;...
25Sep
“They gave my children their mum” - Natalie's story highlights the life-changing gift of Organ Donation
For some people, organ donation is a decision made in a moment. But for those waiting for a transplant, that decision can mean a lifetime of precious moments regained. This Organ Donation Awareness Week, we are sharing the story of Natalie from Adlington, Chorley, whose journey began with our Trust and whose life was ultimately...
15Sep
Invitation to our Annual Members’ Meeting 2026 (AMM) - 5 October
The Annual Members’ Meeting (AMM) of Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust will be held on Monday 5 October 2026 from 2pm – 4pm in the Sir Tom Finney Room at The County Ground, Thurston Road in Leyland. Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting and hear more about the Trust’s work and progress over the past...
28Aug
People in Lancashire and South Cumbria urged to book flu jab ahead of winter
The NHS in Lancashire and South Cumbria is urging eligible people across the region to book their flu jab, as preparations for winter begin earlier than ever. The national booking system has now opened, allowing eligible people, including pregnant women and children, to pre-book their flu vaccinations ahead of the programme starting on 1 September. The...
25Aug
Cancer care team to cycle 140 miles across Lancashire to champion prehabilitation
A team of healthcare professionals from Lancashire Teaching Hospitals is taking on a gruelling 140-mile cycle ride between the county's football clubs delivering 'Versus Cancer' sessions to raise awareness of the benefits of prehabilitation for people living with cancer and help raise money for the Rosemere Cancer Centre at Royal Preston Hospital. The two-day challenge,...
