New patron for hospital charity
The Health Tree Foundation – the hospital’s official charity – has welcomed Sir Reginald Sheffield as its first ever patron.
Staff to take part in skydive to raise money
Daredevil staff will be taking the plunge to raise money for their departments at the hospital.
Staff member and former patient to take part in London Marathon
A member of staff and former patient at Grimsby hospital will be taking part in this year’s London Marathon to raise money for the department that cared for him.
Free hospital parking for disabled drivers starts from Monday
Blue badge holders will benefit from free parking at Grimsby, Goole and Scunthorpe hospitals
Visiting restrictions being eased on wards
Restrictions are easing but will be by appointment only
Visiting restrictions eased in maternity services
Partners can now attend for scans and antenatal clinic appointments
Board of directors to meet
The next meeting of the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust board of directors will take place virtually on Tuesday April 6.
Further celebrations as permission granted for new Grimsby Emergency Department
We’re celebrating again today as full planning permission has now been granted for our new Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital Emergency Department by North East Lincolnshire Council planners.[/intro]The news comes in the same week that planning permission was approved for a similar scheme at our hospital in Scunthorpe.
Patients to benefit from Centre of Excellence accolade
Women with endometriosis will benefit from a specialist service as Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLaG) has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence.
New Scunthorpe Emergency Department given green light
We can now share full details of the plans for our new Scunthorpe General Hospital Emergency Department after the scheme was given approval from North Lincolnshire Council planners. The multi-million pound development, which is being funded by the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England, will include a new Accident and Emergency department, complemented by a bespoke Acute Assessment Unit (AAU).