November 2025 Newsletter: End of Year Edition

News - 28 November 2025

In our final edition of the year, we include updates on the future of Healthwatch, and an illustration of our organisational strategy. We also introduce our latest Enter and View report, this time based in a GP practice. Our Annual General Meeting highlights are also featured, alongside our earliest project of the new year, focussing this time on the efficacy of the NHS App, and how you can participate. The newsletter also features positive patient feedback, and key issues raised by the community, all aimed at driving meaningful improvements in healthcare across the region.

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