If you are unsure about the amount of medication you’re taking, tell someone – that’s the message local people and carers are being urged to adopt during Learning Disability Week this week as part of a national campaign to stop the over medication of people with a learning disability.

A charity that provides a vital service of transporting blood to people in need outside of normal working hours has reached another milestone.

Paramedic Tracy Nicholls has been appointed as director of clinical quality and improvement at East of England Ambulance Trust (EEAST).

New victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) in Norfolk have been seen by NHS services over the last year.

Schools and community groups gathered to see the launch of the new GoGoCreate learning project.

Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT) has appointed two new directors.

A consultant clinical psychologist from the Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) has spoken at one of the world’s top literary festivals on the subject of men and suicide.

A damning review into the leadership at the region’s mental health trust has identified a “tolerance of poor standards”, it can be revealed.

A second whistleblower has come forward from the region’s ambulance trust to claim an independent report into winter delays “does not tally with the experiences of front line staff”.

An ambulance boss has said pressures on the NHS are no longer confined to just the winter and are instead seen all year round.

Money could be shifted between health and social care organisations in Norfolk and Waveney under a new structure which aims to integrate different groups more effectively.

A former health minister has claimed ambulance bosses “misled” MPs on a number of matters relating to winter pressures.

The region’s mental health trust has hit back at claims from campaigners that plans are afoot to split into two organisations.

Residents in Watton are being encouraged to make an appointment to donate blood.

Nearly 300,000 patients across Norfolk and Waveney cannot make a doctor’s appointment at the weekend or outside normal hours, it has been revealed.

An extra 330 staff are to be recruited as part of a multi-million pound boost for the region’s under-pressure ambulance service to help it cope with an intense rise in demand.

Health bosses have shown their appreciation for nurses and midwives on the same day as Florence Nightingale’s birth.

It is an organisation which is ever-changing and one the British public hold close to their hearts. And as the NHS looks set for another unpredictable few years, health correspondent Geraldine Scott explores the various non-NHS organisations which make up Norfolk and Waveney’s heath service.

It is an organisation which has had a troubled few years. New Norfolk and Suffolk mental health boss Antek Lejk speaks to health correspondent Geraldine Scott about turning things around and looking to the future.

A Norfolk charity has expressed its dismay after it was revealed a breast cancer screening error meant hundreds of women’s lives may have been cut short.

Those in charge of overhauling the region’s health service have saved £70m less than they should have done, it has been admitted.

It is known as the silent killer, and can lead to a heart attack, a stroke or heart disease.

Norfolk and Waveney’s NHS is changing - and not for the first time - as it bids to move towards a more integrated system of care. Health correspondent Geraldine Scott explains what the new system is, and the impact on our health service.

Community healthcare provider Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust (NCHC) has appointed a new non-executive director to its board.

Health leaders in Norfolk have teamed up to “take back control” of rates paid to locums after more than £60m was spent on filling recruitment gaps with temporary staff last year.

The region’s mental health trust has pledged to eradicate the use of out of area beds by 2021.

A drug manufacturer has been urged to lower the price of a life-changing treatment for cystic fibrosis (CF) sufferers so it can be made available on the NHS.

New mental health beds for children and young people are set to open in the region after a review found current services were not enough.

Residents in Breckland are being encouraged to make an appointment to donate blood.

Of all those taking part in this year’s London Marathon, Simon Kindleysides has arguably one of the toughest challenges ahead of him.