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By Administrator , 11 January 2026

Reading's Health and Wellbeing Board meets at 2pm on Fri 17th March 2023 in Council Chamber and online

The Reading Health and Wellbeing Board meets at 2pm on Fri 17th March 2023 in the Council Chamber and online via Teams. Please click here to join the meeting.

By Administrator , 11 January 2026

BOB Integrated Care Board Meets in Public Tue 21st March 2023

The BOB (Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West) Integrated Care Board will meet in public, online and at Cherwell District Council Chamber, Bodicote House, White Post Road, Banbury OX15 4AA from 10.00 - 13.00 on Tuesday, 21st March 2023. The board is responsible for commissioning most NHS services within its area and for integrating them with the work of local authorities and voluntary and charitable bodies.

By Administrator , 11 January 2026

South Reading Patient Voice meets 6pm Wed 15th March 2023 - Room 4A Civic Offices and online - Creating Health and Wellbeing

South Reading Patient Voice meets at 6pm on Wednesday 15th March 2023 in Room 4A, Reading Civic Offices, Bridge Street and online via Teams to hear a talk on "Implementing the Berkshire West Health and Wellbeing Strategy" by Reading's Partnerships Manager in Public Health, Dayna White and Amanda Nyeke, Reading's Manager of Wellbeing and Public Health.

By Administrator , 11 January 2026

BOB Integrated Care Partnership Meets in Public - 2pm Wed 1st March -

The BOB Integrated Care Partnership meets in public on Wednesday 1st March at 2pm to 4pm online and at Oxfordshire County Council offices. Please find all details here. Please find the papers for the meeting below. They include the revised strategy document for the BOB Integrated Care System, which is to be approved (or otherwise) at this meeting.

By Administrator , 11 January 2026

Alarming decline in Numbers of District Nurses and Mental Health Nurses

The number of district nurses has declined alarmingly over the last twenty years. District nurses require a year's additional training after nurse qualification. According to the Royal College of Nursing and the Queens Nursing Institute in 2003, there were 12,620 district nurses in England. By 2013, the number had dropped to 6,656. In 2019, it was down to just 4,000 - a reduction of two thirds in 16 years. That left only one district nurse for every 14,000 people, despite the national policy direction of providing more treatment in peoples homes.

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  • About RPVG
  • Contact RPVG
  • How to Report Concern About Abuse of Children or Vulnerable Adults
  • Services you can refer yourself to
  • Waiting lists at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
  • Understanding the Annual GP Patient Survey
  • Readings Health and Wellbeing
  • BOB ICB Primary Care Strategy
  • Director of Public Health for Reading Reports
  • How to make a complaint int the BOB Integrated Care Area
  • Latest local NHS performance and quality data
  • NHS 10-year plan for England
  • RPVG Constitution

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