The final report of the Independent Maternity Review of Maternity Services at The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust - the Ockenden report - reveals an NHS maternity service that failed families, leading to babies’ deaths that could have been avoided.
Sadly, maternity care is facing further criticism following a report published by the Care Quality Commission. Find out how we're working hard to improve maternity care for families with twins, triplets or more
Behind the scenes we are making sure that NHS Hospital Trusts and Health Boards throughout the UK deliver the best possible care for women who are pregnant wtih twins, triplets or more
On International Day of the Midwife we are re-newing calls for every hospital in the UK to have a Multiple Births Midwife after the RCN (Royal College of Nursing) published new guidance for Hospital Trusts on the key role.
The National Maternity and Perinatal Audit reveals better data is needed to reveal a fuller picture of what care is like for twins, triplets and more within the NHS. Find out more...
After years of campaigning, parents of premature babies will be able to claim an extra £160 a week under new measures announced at the budget on March 11.
This is a photo of the first time I held my twins, Arthur & Heidi. It was 33 hours after they were born. I waited 2 days after this picture was taken to see them again. This is my story...
We began campaigning on this issue around seven years ago as so many parents have to watch their babies’ fight for their lives in neonatal care after being born prematurely.
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