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An NHS double-decker bus is touring the Black Country this week (Monday 7 April – Friday 11 April) to help raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancer and the importance of early detection.

People in the Black Country are being reminded to order any repeat prescriptions they may need ahead of the Easter bank holiday.

​A team who led on a unique project to help improve healthcare for Black African and Caribbean communities in the Black Country has won a cancer award for their hard work and dedication.

From 1 April 2025, the responsibility for commissioning specialised mental health, learning disability, and autism (MHLDA) services will be delegated to 11 Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) in the East and West Midlands.

Women across the Black Country can now get their supply of oral contraception at a local pharmacy, without the need to see a GP.

Eligible people in the Black Country are invited to come forward for spring COVID-19 vaccine from next week.