We are delighted to announce that Dr Modupe Obilanade, a dedicated and inspirational GP, has been awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the King’s Birthday Honours for her exceptional services to the local community.
For over a decade, Dr Obilanade has been the driving force behind St Paul’s Clinic, transforming it from a small, overstretched practice into a thriving healthcare hub at the heart of the community. Her tireless commitment, often working singlehandedly to keep the practice running, has made a lasting impact on the health and wellbeing of countless patients.
Under her leadership, St Paul’s has become a model of accessible, compassionate, and community-focused care. She has championed initiatives to reduce health inequalities, improve chronic disease management, and build trust with underserved populations. Her work has not only improved clinical outcomes but also strengthened the relationship between the practice and the people it serves.
Colleagues describe Dr Obilanade as “unstoppable,” “deeply compassionate,” and “a true community leader.”
Her recognition in the Honours list is a testament to her unwavering dedication and the difference one person can make when they lead with purpose and heart. The MBE is one of the UK’s highest civilian honours, awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to society.
Dr Obilanade’s name appears in the official list published on 14th June 2025, as part of the King’s Birthday celebrations.
Two teams from Aneurin Bevan University Health Board have been recognised for their outstanding achievements in cancer services at the Moondance Cancer Awards.
The awards - which are Wales’ only dedicated cancer awards - aim to celebrate and spotlight individuals and teams across NHS Wales and its partners who deliver, lead and innovate cancer services.
Happy Clean Air Day! And congratulations to Jenna Stevens, winner of the Sustainability Champion award and fellow members of the decarbonisation team that were shortlisted for their projects at the NHS Wales Sustainability Awards recently.
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board staff are celebrating after being shortlisted at this year’s NHS Wales Awards.
"The staff at the Grange were absolutely phenomenal, I couldn't fault anyone."
There are currently 44,000 people living with diabetes in Gwent and many more people at risk of developing diabetes in the future.
As we embark on Pride month, we want to issue a strong statement of support to our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and all associated queer (LGBTQ+) colleagues, patients and community.
The All Wales Therapeutics and Toxicology Centre (AWTTC) along with Welsh Government, Public Health Wales, Asthma and Lung UK and Cardiff Metropolitan University have put together this patient animation aimed at improving inhaler prescribing, use and disposal in Wales.
Today we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings on 6 June 1944.
The Royal Gwent Hospital’s Urology team has this week successfully completed their first procedure using a brand-new cutting-edge Surgical Robot, allowing their first patient to return home after just ten hours.
The Gwent Regional Carers Partnership Board is pleased to announce that the Gwent Carers Hub, based in Torfaen, remains open despite the announcement of closure of ‘The Care Collective’ at the end of March 2024.
Local NHS and social care services lose thousands of pounds each year due to missing equipment. If you have equipment that you are no longer using, drop it off to your Physiotherapy department at your nearest hospital or contact Cefndy Medequip to request a collection.