E4BN Member Substantive Hearing Begins Next Week 1st June 2026 Equality 4 Black Nurses (E4BN) will be supporting one of our members as their Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) substantive hearing begins next week. The case concerns allegations dating back several years relating to patient observations, medication administration and safeguarding. Our member denies serious wrongdoing and maintains that important context, assumptions and alternative explanations were not properly considered...

Content note: This piece includes themes of racial profiling, workplace harm and emotional distress . I was a Black nurse, calm and bright,I came to care, to do things right. I worked with kindness, worked with skill and gave my best on every shift still. I showed up tired, yet standing strong,and kept things safe the whole day long. I did my work with honest care,for every life placed with me there. Then one hard day I saw a wrong, a drug mistake that could do harm. A white nurse made a...

Nursing is a noble profession. It demands compassion, skill, and dedication. Yet, it also demands fairness. Fairness in opportunity. Fairness in treatment. Fairness in respect. In Great Britain, the nursing profession faces a critical challenge: advancing racial equality. This is not just a goal. It is a necessity. It is a demand for justice. It is a call to action for every nurse, every leader, and every institution. The Urgency of Racial Equality Nursing Why does racial equality matter in...