Since 2011 the Royal College of Midwives has produced a State of Maternity Services report, highlighting some of the workforce concerns. The most recent reports,

Being a student midwife is a challenge and requires navigation of both, academic programmes and clinical practice. Amba Morrell, a student midwife in London, points

The Northern Maternity and Midwifery Trailblazer Awards celebrated winners and commendees on the 4th July. The Awards recognised outstanding achievement and commitment to maternity and

Midwives and maternity care workers will often be involved in the care of parents who have previously experienced the loss of a baby or child.

Since the introduction of Better births in 2016 there has been an ongoing plan to transform maternity services with the roll out of Midwifery Continuity

In a week where the long-promised NHS workforce plan is due to be launched, Neil Stewart, Editorial Director for the Maternity and Midwifery Forum, reflects

It is always tragic when stories of women who have lost babies for any reason end up in court. Two cases have hit the headlines

At the end of the International Confederation of Midwives triennial congress in Bali, Dianne Garland, freelance midwifery expert, and steering group member, shares some of