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Parents and carers in the Black Country are being encouraged to get their children vaccinated against flu this winter.

Ameena Westwood, 53, was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, but earlier this year received the devastating news that the cancer had returned. She now wants everyone to know how to spot the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and get help early.

NHS, Local Authority and Third sector staff are working harder than ever to get services back on track, to get waiting lists down and consistently deliver the best care.

As Diwali approaches, NHS leaders in the Black Country are encouraging local people to protect themselves and their loved ones by getting vaccinated against flu and COVID-19.

This Bone and Joint Health Week (12 - 20 October), people in the Black Country are being reminded of the importance of looking after their bones and joints, particularly during winter.

A leader from the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board (ICB) has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the University of Wolverhampton.