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QEUH inquiry hears 'No evidence' of change at Greater Glasgow health board

The inquiry found minimal evidence of implemented changes at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde after infections linked to hospital water systems, with £31 million spent on the investigation.

  • January 23, 2026, the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry concluded hearings, with Fred Mackintosh KC saying there is `precious little` evidence NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has changed.
  • The inquiry, launched in 2020 after deaths including Milly Main, focused on the QEUH and RHC campus, costing more than 31 million.
  • NHSGGC said in closing submissions that it issued a `sincere and unreserved apology`, affirmed QEUH and RHC are safe today, and outlined significant improvements with ongoing maintenance and monitoring.
  • On Thursday, families affected by hospital infections said flaws had `killed and poisoned our loved ones` and urged politicians to act, while the inquiry noted NHSGGC's early denials and poor treatment of three whistleblowers.
  • The inquiry's work continues and the final report is being produced, with 186 witnesses heard, the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry said.
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Reporting Scotland Up (Talking-Up Scotland II) broke the news in on Friday, January 23, 2026.
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