News

  • Ockenden Review Recommends 27 Actions To Improve Maternity Safety

    Our Patron, Donna Ockenden has launched the first report of the independent review into maternity services at the ...

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  • MBRRACE-UK Issues Guidance on Signs Of Life

    MBRRACE has published new guidance to support health care professionals in the assessment and documentation of sig...

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  • Baby In Lockdown- Tonie's Story

    Tonie shares her first hand experience of having a baby during national lockdown:   "I am an assistant headte...

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  • Babies In Lockdown

    Following weeks of collaborative work with parents, and with support from lots of other charities, Best Beginnings...

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  • Midwife News

    Is it safe to see my Midwife right now?

    Our Trustee and private midwife, Angie Bowles, has kindly sent us the following guidance on having regular contact...

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  • National report highlights the risk posed by Group B Strep

    A national report has been published by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch highlighting the life-threateni...

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  • Baby charities warn vital services are at risk of closure.

      Press Release from Pregnancy & Baby Charities Network Charities working to support parents and families...

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  • The latest in Coronavirus and Pregnancy

    The Royal College of Midwives have published guidance for health professionals on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) infec...

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  • Baby Lifeline takes new campaign to Downing Street

    The charity Baby Lifeline has created a new major campaign to present to the Government, including Prime Minister ...

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  • MBRRACE: Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care 2019

    The report from MBRRACE: Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care 2019 was released yesterday. During the period of...

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  • Improving the Health and Wellbeing of Girls and Women.

    The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has this week released a report with recommendations around ...

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  • #CarryTheirNames Raises Over £11,000

    “Oh the places you’ll go” We are over the moon to announce that you raised over £11,000 for our #CarryTheir...

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