A message of condolence: Professor Tim Draycott The College is deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Tim Draycott, MD, BSc, MBBS, FRCOG, immediate past Vice President of the College. Wednesday 26 November 2025
Blog: Ending violence against women and girls Professor Hassan Shehata marks the Day to End Violence Against Women and outlines RCOG’s work to protect women and girls. Tuesday 25 November 2025
Obstetricians and gynaecologists burning out and leaving the NHS, RCOG President warns The RCOG Workforce Census 2025 reveals workload pressure, working outside paid hours and insufficient training time taking a toll on the speciality Thursday 20 November 2025
RCOG sets out top 10 research priorities in women’s health RCOG publishes the top 10 women’s health research priorities, shaped by over 2,000 women, clinicians and members of the public. Wednesday 19 November 2025
RCOG welcomes Scotland’s progress towards modernised abortion law RCOG welcomes proposals to modernise Scotland’s abortion law, so women can access abortion care safely, confidentially and without fear. Friday 14 November 2025
Blog: What does COP30 mean for women’s health As COP30 takes place, Professor Ranee Thakar reflects on the RCOG’s progress in advancing sustainability within Obstetrics and Gynaecology and championing better health outcomes for women and girls worldwide. Wednesday 12 November 2025
Representing our members and championing women’s health at party conferences In this blog, Zoe Russell, RCOG Public Affairs Manager and Rachael Kitson, RCOG Policy Manager set out why attending party conferences is vital for the College's advocacy and influencing work. Friday 31 October 2025
Announcement of Vice President portfolios The RCOG is pleased to announce the portfolios of the new cohort of Vice Presidents. Thursday 23 October 2025
RCOG responds to the renewal of the Women’s Health Strategy Today the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced it will undertake a refresh of the Women’s Health Strategy. The College has been calling for action on the Strategy since the Government came to power in 2024. Thursday 23 October 2025
RCOG launches its strategy for 2025-2030 to continue its work to improve the health of women and girls globally RCOG launches its strategy for 2025-2030 to continue its work to improve the health of women and girls globally.. Today, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) publishes s refreshed Strategy for 2025–2030, marking the start of our next chapter defined by ambition, inclusion, and global connection. Thursday 23 October 2025
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