Specialist Bladder and Bowel Nurse available for your calls - next date is FRIDAY 29TH NOVEMBER 2019.
26 November, 2019
Our Nurse Advice Line is open for calls. 0121 702 0820. The line is open between 9.30am and 2.30pm . If you leave a message on the answering machine if the line is closed we will call you back asap. More
May Ball at the Botanical Gardens, Birmingham
14 November, 2019
For the first time we are holding a Ball to raise money for the charity. The venue is booked for the 15th May 2020. Watch this space for more info.... how to book a table etc More
Uro-Gynae Nurse now available on our Advice Line
16 October, 2019
The Nurse is available on Mondays and Thursdays each week More
News about BLUE BADGE applications
6 August, 2019
The government has announced that people who have an "invisible" disability are now able to apply for a blue badge parking permit. More
BHUK and ALWAYS - together we are campaigning to get women talking about their lite continence issues
11 July, 2019
#WeeNeedToTalk - 0800 4334 600. By joining this campaign BHUK is helping to raise awareness of the impact of incontinence.Call for help with more complex issues until the end of July 2019 More
World Continence Week 2019
20 June, 2019
Let’s participate in World Continence Awareness Week 2019 – WCW 2019 From 17th to 23rd June 2019. Hashtags: #WCW2019 #Incontinencematters More
Nurse Study Day 25th June 2019
9 April, 2019
If you would like more information about our 2019 Nurse Study Day on IC/PBS in June please call us on 0121 702 0820. Read on to see the Chronic UTI Flyer. More
Medical Device Alert - GOV.UK
8 March, 2019
All Bard urogynaecological mesh – voluntary product withdrawal, implanted devices do not need to be removed (MDA/2019/014) More
Unplanned Admissions Consensus Committe
14 January, 2019
BHUK are a part of this committee aiming to reduce unplanned Admissions to Hospital as a result of Urinary Incontinence - download the new Best Practise Guide More
Interesting article in Science Daily
19 December, 2018
Whether a urinary tract infection recurs may depend on the bacterial strain - by Scott Hultgren and Thomas Hannan -Washington University School of Medicine More
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