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Directors of Public Health issue winter vaccination appeal
12 November 2025
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Useful advice ahead of the planned resident doctor industrial action
13 November 2025
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Check your medicine cabinet is winter-ready
5 November 2025
As part of Ask your Pharmacist Week (3-10 November), local health leaders across Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull are reminding residents to make sure their home medicine cabinet is well stocked and ready for winter illnesses.
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Healthcare leader issues back-to-school health advice
4 November 2025
As children across Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull head back to school, healthcare leaders are reminding parents and carers to make sure their children are protected from serious illnesses ahead of winter.
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Ask your pharmacist for health advice
3 November 2025
This Ask Your Pharmacist Week (3-10 November), people in Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull are being reminded to speak to their local pharmacist for any health advice.
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New Chair of the Birmingham and Solihull GP Partnership Board named
29 October 2025
The new GP Chair of the Birmingham and Solihull GP Partnership Board has today been named as Dr Subeena Suleman.
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Thousands of local people across Birmingham, Walsall and Solihull are to benefit from healthcare closer to home
3 October 2025
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Chief Executive Officer of NHS Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull announced
25 September 2025
The Chief Executive of the new NHS Birmingham, Black Country and Solihull Integrated Care Board (ICB) cluster has today, 25 September, been announced as David Melbourne.
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Flu vaccinations for children set to start
23 September 2025
Children in Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull will be offered a free NHS flu vaccine in the coming weeks.
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Birmingham project helps families give their children the best start in life
23 September 2025
A community-led project in Birmingham is helping families from pregnancy through to early parenthood, thanks to funding from Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care System’s £22.2m Fairer Futures Fund.