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Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust is delighted to have been awarded £14 million of investment from the national Elective Recovery Fund to build an additional inpatient ward. The new ward will help the Trust increase the number of elective procedures to reduce waiting times for patients. Pictured above: aerial view of the hospital site showing the blocks – 79 and 81 – that will be demolished

Vehicle access to Salisbury District Hospital’s Accident and Emergency (A & E) Department has changed to ‘drop off’ only.  This change has been made to improve access for Ambulances and applies to the approach ramp as well as the area immediately outside A & E.  Previously, it had been possible to park on the ramp but this is no longer allowed.

We are pleased to announce another episode of our podcast series, 'Cake with Joe and Jayne'. Hosts Joe Cousins, Recruitment Team Leader, and Jayne Sheppard, Divisional Head of Nursing for Clinical Support & Family Services, talk openly with some of our colleagues, exploring what makes us who we are.

Salisbury Foundation Trust can confirm that Mr Khan has worked at the Trust as a Plastic Surgeon since 2009.  He has been suspended from work since August 2021. The Trust has been reassured by the National Crime Agency investigation team that none of the charges relate to Mr Khan's clinical work at Salisbury District Hospital.

Today, on International Women's Day, CEO Stacey Hunter pays tribute to female colleagues, including Alex Crick (pictured above), Consultant in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, and the Trust’s Clinical Lead for the Armed Forces. This year’s theme for Women’s History Month is ‘Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope’ and is an opportunity to celebrate these incredible women who work in service of others and who inspire by building their future, their way.