two. double gloves are done. yes, i have two- we ll double gloves are done. yes, i have two- we ll see double gloves are done. yes, i have two. we ll see you double gloves are done. yes, i have two. we ll see you later double gloves are done. yes, i have two. we ll see you later on. - very sick patients being treated in chairs, staff in tears and a patient waiting for 18 hours to be transferred from an ambulance these are just some of the pressures facing a&e staff at the royal glamorgan hospital in south wales. that s according to the department s lead consultant, who s told bbc wales she s concerned this winter could be the toughest yet for the health service. 0wain clarke reports. torn at the royal glamorgan. yesterday was a really challenging day across the site and we had a man demand outstripping capacity. that demand outstripping capacity. at the morning meeting i witnessed the staff feeling the effects of one of the most intense 2a hours of the winter so far. the
murder of a boy in south wales last year. his mother will appear at cardiff magistrates court on the friday. she becomes the third person to be charged with logan s mother. the nhs in wales has recorded its worst performance figures ever amid growing concerns on staff pressures ahead of a difficult winter. figures show nearly a quarter of a million people have been waiting more than nine months for treatment, up from about 25,000 at the start of the pandemic. it comes as the welsh government unveils its winter pressures plan. 0wain clarke reports. the other warnings we have heard over many years way before covid even became part of our vocabulary. our top story, patients are told
figures ever amid growing concerns on staff pressures ahead of a difficult winter. on staff pressures ahead figures show nearly a quarter of a million people have been waiting more than nine months for treatment, up from about 25,000 at the start of the pandemic. it comes as the welsh government unveils its winter pressures plan. 0wain clarke reports. the other warnings we have heard over many years way before covid even became part of our vocabulary. our top story, patients are told to stay away from hospitals tonight. surgeons warn cancelled operations due to winter pressures are becoming the norm. the winter pressure | on the nhs is biting. but now, with the nhs been battered by three covid waves, with emergency departments and the ambulance service recording their worst ever performance figures, and with waiting lists reaching levels hard to imagine just two years ago, this could well turn out to be the worst of all winters. the boss says the pressure is as intense as he s ever exp
ambulance staff say they are facing severe pressures and are strain now than the height of the pandemic. as restrictions have been eased, several say they re now experiencing their busiest ever summer , but feel broken because they have to spend so much time queuing outside full a&e departments. 0wain clarke reports. it s not hard to understand why the north wales coast is such a magnet for visitors. and with many not travelling abroad this summer, the hotels, camp sites and attractions are busier than ever. so, too, are the area s ambulances. minutes after clocking on at 7:30am, the llandudno crew are called into action. this lady was disabled and she wasn t able to use the bathroom, so we assisted in that and she is quite happy, she is not going to hospital. of course, with stacation, everybody is coming here now and it is a really busy time for us. but the next call is more serious.