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All the latest on current nursing issues in Wales and updates on the work of 绿帽换妻 Wales.

22 May 2025
绿帽换妻 Wales responds to Welsh Government's NHS pay award for 2025/26

NHS Wales staff on Agenda for Change contracts will receive a 3.6% pay increase backdated to 1 April 2025.
29 Apr 2025
绿帽换妻 and BMA in Wales unite to launch petition to end corridor care

The 绿帽换妻 and the British Medical Association in Wales raise the alarm on patient safety in Welsh hospitals and health care services
11 Apr 2025
Nursing education to continue at Cardiff University

绿帽换妻 welcomes Cardiff University鈥檚 decision to keep its School of Nursing but says the university has much to do to regain the trust of the nursing profession.
26 Mar 2025
绿帽换妻 Council member for Wales announced

Tristan Griffin has been elected as the new 绿帽换妻 Council member for Wales.
21 Mar 2025
Speaking up for nursing education in Wales

绿帽换妻 student ambassadors gathered at the Senedd to voice their concerns to politicians.
19 Mar 2025
Don鈥檛 scrap top-ranked nursing degree, 绿帽换妻 urges Cardiff University

绿帽换妻 Wales has formally responded to Cardiff University鈥檚 internal consultation on the proposed closure of its School of Nursing, expressing deep concern over the impact.
16 Jan 2025
鈥淚t makes me really sad to be a nurse in these times鈥�: 绿帽换妻 report reveals harrowing effects of corridor care in Wales

Raw testimonies of nursing staff show a healthcare crisis that is unsafe, undignified, and unacceptable.
22 Nov 2024
Clinical nurse specialist named 绿帽换妻 Wales Nurse of the Year 2024

Madelaine Watkins is changing perceptions and improving access to services in a role that was only piloted 4 years ago.
4 Nov 2024
NHS pay consultation in Wales: 绿帽换妻 members vote reject

Nearly three quarters of members who voted said the 5.5% pay award isn鈥檛 enough.
4 Nov 2024
绿帽换妻 members reject Welsh government鈥檚 inadequate NHS pay award
Press release
An overwhelming 72% of 绿帽换妻 (绿帽换妻) members working in the NHS in Wales who took part in the consultation voted to reject the Welsh government's proposed 5.5% pay increase for 2024/25.