News and reports

The Government has promised to put in place a 10-Year Health Plan to fix the NHS in England. Healthwatch England have outlined four things that matter most based on public feedback.

Our work is shaped by the concerns that local people raise with us in West Sussex. Find out what we plan to focus our work on in 2025/26.

These reports details our key activities for the last quarter, including how we have engaged with the public, a summary of the feedback we have collected, our reports, recommendations and any outcomes or impact made.

We're all affected by loneliness at times in our lives. We can feel lonely in a busy city or rural location, on social media or spending time on our own or with others. Try not to feel embarrassed or ashamed if you do.

'Millions' of patients can now track their prescriptions thanks to the rollout of a new feature in the NHS App, helping to reduce unnecessary calls and visits to pharmacies.

The cancer care in Sussex has been granted planning permission for a major development at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.

Everyone who uses the NHS in England could soon have a single patient record that collates information about your health care. So how and where are your records kept now, how can you view them, and what do you do if you find mistakes in them?

The NHS has reached a major milestone, with more than one million people across England now registered with a GP practice online. In Sussex, almost 100,000 patients have used this service since its launch.

A diagnoses of sight loss can come as a bit of a shock. Maybe sight has reduced over a period of time, but time is also needed to come to terms with sight loss.

Our monthly newsletter, keeping you in the loop with all things health and social care! We share the latest news, insights, and exciting events happening in our community.

This Dementia Action Week we can all take action to help improve the lives of people affected by dementia. Learn more about the symptoms and what support is available.

A virtual ward is where a patient receives hospital standards of care in the comfort of their own home.