News and reports

In our CEO's blog, Maxine Taffetani talks about how we're using every opportunity to influence foundations for the future of health and care services in Milton Keynes.

Mental health remains one of the most talked-about topics in our community, and rightly so. Here is what we've been hearing from you.

The Government has announced that they are abolishing the Healthwatch network, which means Healthwatch Milton Keynes will be closing.

What do these announcements mean for us as patients, residents and carers?

Earlier this month, the government published its 2025 objectives for NHS England.

We're looking at diversity in patient participation, and experiences of CAMHS and mental health support for SEN children and young people.

Maxine Taffetani, CEO, looks at the public consultation for a new 10-year plan for the NHS.

What happens when your health treatment hits a roadblock, purely because the services you need aren't talking to each other?

One of the most rewarding things about being part of the Healthwatch network is seeing improvements to health and care services that are a direct result of listening to patients, acting on their feedback and involving them in solutions to problems.

Every volunteer plays a critical role in championing the voices of patients, carers and their families, and sharing their experiences of health and social care.

Read the latest blog on the MK Deal from our CEO, Maxine Taffetani.

On the day that Milton Keynes could finally call itself ‘officially’ a city, Deputy CEO Tracy Keech and I attended a Climate Change and Health Inequalities conference at the Hotel La Tour in Central Milton Keynes.