The Manor Learning and Conference Centre provides high quality education and training facilities to support staff and students at Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust.
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ALT Graphic celebrating Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas. The image features glowing oil lamps (diyas), colourful rangoli patterns and a night-time waterside scene with illuminated buildings reflected in the water. Large gold text reads: "Happy Diwali & Bandi Chhor Divas". Supporting text wishes everyone celebrating a joyful and peaceful festival. Icons highlight hopes for "Light and hope", "Happiness and wellbeing", "Success and prosperity", and "Time with family, friends and community". Additional messages read "A brighter kinder stronger together" and "Freedom, faith, hope, together". Footer text reads: "Information | Learning | Research | A Healthier Tomorrow".
ALT Library and Knowledge Services stand at the AHP Day celebration, promoting training, evidence resources, research support and professional development opportunities for Allied Health Professionals.
ALT Two members of the Library and Knowledge Service team stand with the Trust’s Chief Executive beside a Library and Knowledge Services information stand at the Trust AGM. The display features posters and leaflets promoting library resources, KnowledgeShare, DynaMed, BMJ Best Practice and evidence-based practice support. Information materials are arranged on a blue-covered table in the hospital atrium, with escalators visible in the background.
ALT Two members of the Library and Knowledge Services team stand with the Chair of the Board beside a Library and Knowledge Services display at the Trust AGM. The exhibition stand highlights library resources, evidence services, KnowledgeShare and DynaMed. The display is located in the hospital atrium, with a blue-covered information table and escalators visible in the background.
ALT Presentation slide titled “Non-Medical Prescribing Conference September 2026 Update”. Presented by Jessica Rochford, Divisional Lead for Advanced Practice and Non-Medical Prescribing – Community. The slide shows the NHS logo and states “Working in partnership” with The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust, alongside the Care Colleagues Collaboration Community logo.
ALT A Library and Knowledge Services information stand at the conference. The three-panel display board features NHS branding and promotes evidence search support, DynaMed, BMJ Best Practice (free to access), the library collection and the KnowledgeShare current awareness service. Contact emails for the Royal Wolverhampton and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust libraries are displayed. On the table in front are leaflets, booklets, a yellow notepad, a pen and small promotional cards.
ALT Framed certificate displayed on a white windowsill. It is titled “Education Awards 2026 – WINNER” from The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust. The certificate is presented to Jacqui Watkeys for the Education Award recognising commitment to Education and Training and embedding the Trust’s core values whilst inspiring others. It is signed by Dr Brian McKaig (RWT Chief Medical Officer), Louise Nickell (Group Director of Education and Training), and Dr Zia Din (WHT Chief Medical Officer). The certificate features NHS logos, a trophy icon, a yellow rosette, and a “Care Colleagues Collaboration Communities” logo at the bottom. Blue vertical blinds and an outdoor view are visible in the background.
ALT Interior view of the Walsall Manor Hospital library on Route 302, currently closed for essential ceiling repair work. The space shows orange walls, ceiling tiles, scattered chairs and tables pushed aside, mobile metal book trolleys filled with books, construction scaffolding and white protective sheeting erected in the background, computer workstations and various library materials in disarray during the refurbishment.
ALT Simon Evans, Group Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Strategy Officer, stands smiling alongside the Mayor of Walsall, Councillor Louise Harrison, in front of the newly lit Christmas tree in Walsall Manor Hospital’s atrium. The Mayor wears her ceremonial chain over a dark coat and red scarf. Behind them, the tall tree sparkles with multicoloured baubles, warm white lights and a large red bow near the top, while members of the Great Barr Brass Band in festive attire play in the background.
ALT Members of Great Barr Brass Band, dressed in festive Christmas jumpers and Santa hats, smile for the camera while holding their brass instruments in front of the brightly lit Christmas tree in Walsall Manor Hospital’s atrium during the tree lights switch-on event. Black music stands display the band’s name in gold.
ALT Reindeer Mistletoe and Michael stand side by side on straw in a penned area inside Walsall Manor Hospital’s atrium. Their handlers smile for the camera: one wearing a fun reindeer antler hat and high-vis vest, the other dressed as a cheerful Christmas elf in a green and red outfit, holding the leads during the hospital’s Christmas lights switch-on celebration.
ALT Two bright orange TOP-TEC Hutch study pods with frosted glass doors stand side-by-side in the modern library at Walsall Manor Hospital. Each pod has integrated power sockets and soft interior lighting, creating private, soundproof workspaces. A booking information sign on a stand is positioned in front of the pods, with large windows and bookshelves visible in the background. The vibrant orange finish adds a cheerful pop of colour to the calm, professional library setting.
ALT Two vibrant orange and grey open-front study booths in the library at Walsall Manor Hospital. Each booth features built-in cushioned bench seating for two, a central light wood table, integrated power sockets, and overhead lighting, creating cosy semi-private workspaces. The bright yellow wall behind and large window with blinds add a warm, welcoming feel. Two NHS Wi-Fi signage cards sit on the window ledge, and a person is visible working in the background.
ALT Deborah Coleman, MLCC Receptionist, smiling warmly and David Fisher, Senior Library Assistant, seated side by side at a table in the bright, modern library at Walsall Manor Hospital, both wearing staff lanyards and ID badges.
ALT BMJ Best Practice advertisement. Text reads: 'BMJ Best Practice. Available to all healthcare professionals in our Institution.' Below the text, there is a website link: 'bestpractice.bmj.com'. The image also includes a photo of two healthcare professionals discussing something on a tablet, with one holding a medical file.
ALT A colourful calendar for November 2025 titled "New Ways November" from Action for Happiness, promoting "Happier • Kinder • Together." The grid layout features daily prompts in alternating orange, green, and yellow boxes, with small black-and-white line drawing illustrations. Dates run from 1 (Saturday) to 30 (Sunday). The calendar includes headers for Monday to Sunday in pink text, a blue banner at the bottom and decorative drawings of people engaging in activities like kite flying and listening to music.
