24/02/2026 – And that’s on a “quieter” day according to some top Emergency Medicine doctors.

20/02/26 – This result underscores the achievements of eleven EDs which have been awarded a GreenED accreditation.

19/02/2026 – The government and health service leaders must pay attention to the chaos inside Emergency Departments this winter, which are buckling under the pressure because of a failure to prepare for predictable surges in seasonal illnesses.

19/02/2026 – The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) is today calling for action after new performance figures for Wales in January show Emergency Departments (ED) had their worst month on record.

12/02/2026 – A predictable spike in demand for Emergency Departments in January has exposed the fragility of the entire hospital system, and reinforced the critical need for a long-term and sustainable plan for tackling the A&E crisis.

12/02/2026 – New research into the link between longer stays in A&E and mortality rates makes a significant contribution to the evidence about the consequences of overcrowding in Emergency Departments.

09/02/2026 – A publication which outlines key components of an Emergency Department will have some utility but is unlikely to have ‘meaningful impact’ on reducing overcrowding and the associated corridor care in departments.

05/02/2026 – The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has reiterated its calls for meaningful long-term action as data released today by NHS England show some of the worst weekly records seen so far this winter.

05/02/2026 – Slight improvements to long waits in Northern Ireland’s Emergency Departments are encouraging – but the overall picture still looks bleak.

3/2/2026 – RCEM has welcomed the uptick in performance figures for EDs in Scotland in for December 2025, but cautioned that there were still major improvements to be made.