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ITP competition deadline fast approaching

New CoR/RCR ISAS officer appointed

Notice of Annual General Meeting

Wythenshawe radiographer takes on Nepal charity trek for hard of hearing children

Radiographer Peter Rooke has joined a team of 20 in hopes of completing the Langtang trek in Nepal and raising £500 for the AB foundation

SCoR publishes useful resources for reps and members

SoR student placement inspires leaders of the future

Students, are you thinking three moves ahead?

SoR Student of the Year competition now open

Mammogram attendance in Scotland falls

Remembering Stephen Lawrence

New tool to help tackle health inequalities in radiography services

What kind of a day have you got? A sonographer's reflections

ISAS: "You need to have a clear vision for the project"

Planning an ultrasound academy during a pandemic

Editing an ultrasound textbook

Radiotherapy alone is effective following low-risk prostate cancer surgery, finds 16-year study

A ‘practice-changing’ study will give patients and clinicians more control over post-op prostate cancer care, following a 16-year-long study

Tattooless radiotherapy will have ‘massive psychological benefit’

Singleton Hospital in Swansea has become the latest institution to make the move to surface-guided radiotherapy technology

Labour’s plan to boost bone scans welcomed – but does not address true challenge

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has announced plans to boost DXA scans, but this is 'no magic wand' warns the SoR

College of Radiographer's Legal reports & Accounts

College of Radiographers Reports

How does a manager integrate staff fresh from university during a long-term major incident?

Radiographer becomes UK's second-ever nuclear medicine consultant at 29

2013 survey

Labour Manifesto: ‘Party must engage with professional bodies to avoid empty NHS pledges,’ SoR warns

As cancer waiting lists grow longer, the SoR has commented on Labour’s commitment to reducing them, emphasising workforce is key

The Christie Hospital becomes first in UK to use VR to distract children during radiotherapy 

As part of a two-year project, the trust is utilising a virtual reality headset to reduce treatment-related anxiety

Radiographers join rally in protest over government's anti-strike legislation