Finding Support Together: Families Affected by the Ockenden Maternity Review
On Tuesday 3th November, Big Stepping Stones, in partnership with Brain Injury Group, will be hosting a drop-in support event at Nottingham Racecourse for families affected by maternity or neonatal care at Nottingham University Hospitals.
Brain Injury Group Extends Its Information Days to Birmingham
We’re now extending the scope of our Information Days to Circle Rehabilitation Birmingham, so people being supported there—and family members—can access information and tailored, face-to-face guidance.
Introducing: Brain Injury Group Neuro Champions
Brain Injury Group will be selecting two more registered nurses to fully sponsor and fund on the RHN Academy brain injury training module of their choice, all taught inside a national specialist hospital, for a course in January 2027.
Post-Litigation RESET Retreats: Support for Families After Life-Changing Injury
Chroma and Hobbs Rehabilitation have launched a series of Post-Litigation RESET Retreats for families, friends, partners and carers of people who have experienced life-changing injury.
Brain Injury Group Expands Network into Scotland with First Scottish Legal Member
We’re proud to announce that Brain Injury Group is extending its litigation support services into Scotland, marking an important milestone in our commitment to supporting those affected by brain injury across the UK.
Nottingham’s Forgotten Children: Support After the Ockenden Review
While the infant and maternal deaths detailed in the Ockenden Review remain central, the impact of a birth-acquired brain injury can continue beyond hospital discharge. Read about the challenges for these children and their families and discover support.
Birth Injury, Brain Injury and The Ockenden Review
In light of the failings in maternity care uncovered in the Ockenden Review, learn how birth injury and brain injury overlap, why early intervention is so important and where to find support.
Neonatal Hypoglycaemia and Childhood Brain Injury: Ryan’s Story
Ryan’s story highlights the lifelong impact of neonatal hypoglycaemia and childhood brain injury, reinforcing the importance of listening to parents and learning from lived experience.
New Rugby Tackle Height Law Change
The World Rugby Council is set to lower the mandatory rugby tackle height on 1st July 2026, hopefully supporting a decrease in head contact and concussion rates in rugby.
Final Report Of The Independent Review
A midwife reflects on the Ockendon report, highlighting how shortcomings in maternity care contributed to avoidable harm and lasting impacts on hundreds of families.
