A Clinical Site Manager at Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals is leading a double-life as a multi-ethnic musical artist, with both solo and band work to her name.

On Monday 25 October the Trust was announced as the winner of the Most Improved Hospital award at the HEAL (Healthcare Excellence and Leadership) Awards. Voted for by healthcare professionals, patients and the public, the HEAL Awards recognise excellence in healthcare and pay tribute to professionals who have improved quality...

A senior midwife who began working at Edgware Neonatal Unit in the 1970s has said farewell to her colleagues from across the Trust.

The new Garden Room at Barnet Hospital - designed as a peaceful retreat for families of patients at the end of life - was opened today in the presence of local dignitaries, as well as those volunteers and members of the local community who worked with Trust staff to bring...

The winners and most improved staff members following the Trust's participation in the Global Corporate Challenge (GCC) were honoured to receive certificates and medals personally from Rachel Kirby, Development Manager of the GCC's UK and Ireland sector, in the presence of Shane Bilsborough, a leading Australian nutritionist and the co-founder...

Thank you to all those who took part in the da Vinci Robot 5k Fun Run at Trent Park on Sunday 3 October.

Two members of nursing staff at Damson Ward, Barnet Hospital have raised £1200 so far thanks to a skydive they performed at Headcorn Parachute Club in Kent on Saturday 25 September. Health Care Assistant Martin Samson and Junior Sister Nadine Bristowe had already paid for their parachute jumps by themselves...

The Chapel at Chase Farm Hospital hosted staff, patients and visitors for two hours on Friday 24 September as part of the World's Biggest Coffee Morning. This is an annual national event organised to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The Metropolitan Police Force held the first of what is hoped to become a regular series of surgery sessions at Chase Farm Hospital on Thursday 23 September.

16 younger patients from across the Trust are about to embark on an eye-opening visit to a world of fantasy this week when they join the 17th annual Company of Hackney Carriage Drive to Disneyland Paris.

20 September 2010 was World Heart Day. The Trust is pleased to report that not only has it improved its own cardiology services since last year's World Heart Day, but it has made great strides in improving the cardiac health of its own workforce. Two new procedures were introduced by...

The Trust is immensely proud to be one of the three nominees for the category of ‘Most Improved Hospital' in the 2010 Healthcare Excellence and Leadership (HEAL) Awards - and needs the support of the local community to win it!

Winners of the Baroness Wall Award with Shazia and Baroness Wall.

There's now just two weeks to go until the annual 5k Fun Run/Walk on Sunday 3 October in Trent Park. This was one of the major events of last year, with around 400 participants raising over £12,000. The start time is 10.30am, but entrants are advised to be there slightly...

Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals is preparing to combine two of its biggest award ceremonies for the first time this year. The Simply the Best awards (which relate to the Trust's 3 year Patient Experience Strategy) and the Outstanding Staff Celebration and Rewards (OSCaRs) will be jointly presented on Tuesday...

The Fallow Buck pub in Crewes Hill is hosting a fun day out for the local community in aid of the da Vinci Robot Fundraising Appeal on Saturday 28 August. Local residents are invited to come along and enjoy the event from midday, with a band playing for adults later...

Friends and family of the late Albert Brown, a resident of Enfield, have donated money to the da Vinci Robot Appeal in lieu of flowers at his funeral. Albert's widow Ann recently visited the hospital and met with Peter Butler, Fundraising Manager, who thanked her on behalf of the Trust...

When Salem Hanna, a Communications Manager at Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals, got woken up by a text message one Sunday morning, he thought it was a ‘thank you' note from a friend whose birthday he'd attended the night before. Instead, it was another special invitation...to appear in a Hollywood...

With most staff at Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals now looking forward to the Trust's annual Fun Run/Walk on 3 October, two employees based on Damson Ward at Barnet Hospital have opted for a slightly more daring way to raise money for the da Vinci Robot Fundraising Appeal.

The Trust's annual 5k Fun Run/Walk will take place this year on Sunday 3 October 2010 in Trent Park. Runners are advised to register as soon as possible, to avoid having to queue up for entrance on the morning of the race. Tickets cost £8 per person with no T-Shirt...