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27/05/2026

Having fun in the sun today? ☀️

Don't forget to -

💧 Stay hydrated
🧴 Wear sunscreen
⛱️ Find shade
📞 Use NHS 111 for urgent advice
🚨 Only call 999 in a life‑threatening emergency

26/05/2026

It's another hot day in London today ☀️

We hope you enjoy the hot weather, but please do it safely by:

💧 Staying hydrated
🧴 Wear sunscreen
⛱️ Find shade
📞 Use NHS 111 for urgent advice
🚨 Only call 999 in a life‑threatening emergency

If you need urgent dental treatment over the bank holiday weekend, contact your usual dentist.If you cannot reach your d...
24/05/2026

If you need urgent dental treatment over the bank holiday weekend, contact your usual dentist.

If you cannot reach your dentist, use NHS 111 online or call 111 for information about your local out of hours service.

As the warm weather continues in London, stay safe and avoid getting sunburn - it can increase your risk of developing s...
23/05/2026

As the warm weather continues in London, stay safe and avoid getting sunburn - it can increase your risk of developing skin cancer.

Read our advice on what to look for when buying and applying sunscreen.

🌞www.nhs.uk/sun

Some GP services will be available this bank holiday.If you have a health concern, contact your GP practice or use NHS 1...
23/05/2026

Some GP services will be available this bank holiday.

If you have a health concern, contact your GP practice or use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help.

Babies, children and older adults are more at risk of dehydration during periods of hot weather.Visit the NHS website fo...
22/05/2026

Babies, children and older adults are more at risk of dehydration during periods of hot weather.

Visit the NHS website for symptoms to look out for and what to do next.

20/05/2026

"I wouldn't be here without my organ donor"

Two years ago, Hannah was diagnosed with Autoimmune Hepatitis, a rare liver disease where the body's immune system attacks its own healthy liver cells.

Her first symptoms were easy to miss: itching, yellowing skin that came and went. It wasn't until a year later that she began to feel seriously unwell.

Hannah was transferred to King's College Hospital NHS Liver Intensive Therapy Unit, where her condition continued to deteriorate.

Hannah said: "My memories from around that time are patchy, but I know I was slowly getting worse and worse. Days after I arrived at King's, I had surgery for a liver transplant.

"My recovery has taken time, but I'm so much better now. I wouldn't be here without the incredible staff at King's who looked after me and continue to give me amazing care."

Hannah's story is a reminder of why organ donation matters. One donor can save the lives of up to nine people, registering your decision takes just two minutes.

Visit to register today.

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