🩷 | An Everton matchday steward is leading a campaign to illuminate Liverpool landmarks in pink in memory of his teenage daughter and raise awareness of the importance of organ donation. #OrganDonationWeek
*BRILLIANT*
The French made a short film about what could happen after all immigrants would follow the ‘_white, angry old man’s_’ advice to go back where they came from.*
#NEYCancerCare | Invited for NHS Lung Cancer Screening & wondering what happens?🤔
📽️This short video explains what to expect before, during & after your scan.
It takes just minutes & can help spot lung cancer earlier, when treatment is more successful: piped.video/watch?v=Z1AfPolZ…
I renew my appeal for an end to the ongoing violence against the Palestinian civilian population in the West Bank, and I urgently call on the international community to work toward advancing the two-state solution, for a just and lasting peace.
It was a witch hunt - one that focused on a vulnerable man.
The volume of articles from the right wing press in the last few weeks has been utterly disproportionate.
Nothing has been learned from Caroline Flack.
Heartbreaking and shameful.
Here’s a question worth asking.
Why did Jason Arday become the focus of extraordinary national and online scrutiny while William O’Reilly, against whom Cambridge upheld a plagiarism complaint, remains a name most people have probably never heard?
What explains that difference?
Sophie Butler, our Association Manager, has had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Andy Prigg this week, who took part in both the cycling time trial and road race at the British Transplant Games.
Andy shared what the Games mean to him and to the wider transplant community:
“The Games are just brilliant and bring transplant recipients and donor families together from around the country. It’s a brilliant motivation for transplant recipients to get fit and stay healthy post-transplant. More so though, it’s the social aspect. Many recipients have dealt with their condition since birth, often missing time in school, and the Games give people the opportunity to socialise and meet others they can truly relate to.
I won both my cycling races. But to me, the win isn’t for me. It is for the people that got me there — the donor family, the clinicians and surgeons, my friends and family and so many other people!”
We can’t wait to meet you in person next month at our ASM Andy, when we’ll have even more to celebrate… all to be revealed! 👀
Congratulations again! 👏
#OrganDonor#BritishTransplantGames#InspiringPeople
@westfieldhealth is a long-standing sponsor of the annual British Transplant Games
This campaign skilfully utilised every strength of the Digital Vans to convey a series of messages from the practical, to the poignant, to the sensitive.
@NHSOrganDonor#advertisingvans
This year, Sheffield was proud to host the British Transplant Games, celebrating the incredible gift of organ donation 💙
Today is World Organ Donation Day and Wednesdayite, Ricky Moate, has more reason than most to amplify the vital message..
Got your exam results this week?
It’s not too late to start a nursing career in the NHS through @ucas_online clearing.
✅Make a difference to people’s lives.
🤝Work as part of a team.
🥇Develop & progress.
Discover your future today.
#ResultsDay
Congratulations to everyone receiving their exam results today. Choosing nursing was the best decision I have ever made, and after 28 years I still love it. If you’re considering your next step, I encourage you to explore the many opportunities in nursing and midwifery. 🧵 1/3
I don’t think I could feel more proud.
Hearing my Fanfare & Overture again yesterday at the #BritishTransplantGames Handover Ceremony, as Sheffield passed the baton to Birmingham, was an unforgettable moment.
7 years after my heart transplant, being able to give something back through music means everything.
Huge thanks to @MahmudNawaz for helping make it happen.
To every donor and donor family: this is for you. ❤️💛❤️
#OrganDonation#ForeverGrateful#shareyourwishes#Passiton
A wonderful end to the British Transplant Games in Sheffield today.
We are ready to take up the challenge to better the amazing 2026 event with Birmingham having the privilege to host the games in 2027. We look forward to welcoming all Birmingham next year 🤗
Could you be one in a million & help save lives? 💙
The British Transplant Games are being held in Sheffield this week!
It coincides with a national @NHSBT ask for people to be ‘One in a Million’ by registering their decision to be an organ donor.
👉organdonation.nhs.uk/
ALT Be part of the games Sheffield 2026 6th August - 9th August.