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GWH experiences massive spike in numbers entering A&E

NHS South West reports a 93% rise in flu-related hospital bed use and urges vaccinations amid rising A&E demand and upcoming junior doctor strikes.

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A major Swindon hospital has faced increasing pressure on emergency care, as critical notices are issued in hospitals across the U.K.

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Flu hospital admissions spike prompts South West NHS to urge jabs

NHS South West urges urgent flu jab uptake as hospitalisations soar 76 per cent. Get vaccinated now to protect yourself and support the NHS this…

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Flu hospitalisation surge leads NHS South West bosses to push jabs

NHS South West urges urgent flu jab uptake as hospitalisations soar 76 per cent. Get vaccinated now to protect yourself and support the NHS this…

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GWH experiences massive spike in numbers entering A&E

A major Swindon hospital has faced increasing pressure on emergency care, as critical notices are issued in hospitals across the U.K.

·Swindon, United Kingdom
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Swindon Advertiser broke the news in Swindon, United Kingdom on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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