☀ The best thing to do in the hot weather is stay out of the direct sun, especially during the hottest part of the day, between 11am and 3pm, as UV rays are strongest during these hours

If you or others feel dizzy, weak, sick or are intensely thirsty during hot weather, this may be heat exhaustion. Move to a cool place, rehydrate and cool your body down

The 10 Year Health Plan will ensure more care will be available on your doorstep and from the comfort of your own home.   Read more about the shift from hospital to community.   ➡️ orlo.uk/Sp8dH

Plea to parents ahead of Keighley walk-in clinic after measles tragedy ift.tt/IS17dCQ

Stock up your first aid kit with bite and sting cream, and antihistamines, to reduce the itch. For further advice, visit a pharmacy or go to: orlo.uk/xSPoQ

Have you used the Support finder? Tell us anonymously how you or someone else is feeling and we’ll help you find mental health support in the #Bradford District and #Craven area. Visit orlo.uk/PVqCH and try it for yourself.

The shift from analogue to digital will be key in delivering an NHS that is fit for the future.   Read more about how new technology will make a huge difference for patients.   ➡️ orlo.uk/zg0GF

Many women struggle to find clear, trusted information about their health. We’re making it easier to get the answers you need. Find reliable health information, local support, and ways to get involved at orlo.uk/7fNaB #BetterHealthWomen

The help for you and baby website can help you track key tests and checks during, pregnancy, labour, and after your baby is born. Visit orlo.uk/ttBWj for more information.

The 10 Year Health Plan will ensure more care will be available on your doorstep and from the comfort of your own home.   Read more about the shift from hospital to community.   ➡️ orlo.uk/EJwTX

Resident doctors are taking strike action from 7am, Friday 25 July until 7am on Wednesday 30 July. You will be contacted if your appointment needs to be changed, please continue to come forward for the care you need.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced strike action by resident doctors from 7am on Friday 25 July until 7am on Wednesday 30 July. Need medical help? continue to use 111 Emergency? call 999

Read Gurdeep's story - she celebrates her culture, and talks about her family’s links with the NHS. #SouthAsianHeritageMonth

Many women struggle to find clear, trusted information about their health. We’re making it easier to get the answers you need. Find reliable health information, local support, and ways to get involved at orlo.uk/qzoUz #BetterHealthWomen

For some young South Asian women, life can feel like being between two worlds—balancing cultural expectations and their own choices. In partnership with Roshni Ghar, this blog explores the challenges they may face. orlo.uk/jDN5E

Your GP practice will be open during the resident doctors’ strike, but they may be short staffed. Please attend any booked appointments unless you are contacted. Please be patient if you are booking a new appointment.

Some of our services are affected by strike action today and you may have to wait longer than usual in our emergency department if your condition is not life or limb-threatening. Need medical attention? Help is available at 111.nhs.uk

Doctors will be on strike from 25 to 30 July. We will contact you if we need to cancel or change the date for any pre-planned appointments. If you do not hear from us, it’s important you attend any scheduled appointments as normal.

Doctors will be on strike until 30 July. If you need medical help during this time, please visit 111.nhs.uk. You should call 999 only if someone is in a life-threatening or very serious condition.

Your GP practice will be open during the resident doctors’ strike next week but they may be short staffed. Please attend any booked appointments unless you are contacted and please be patient if you are booking a new appointment.