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Having already been through extensive treatment for both lung and larynx cancers Burntwood grand-dad Simon Groves was shocked when a routine operation to treat an enlarged prostate discovered that he had cancer for the third time.

He spent several years living the daily nightmare of being unable to fully control his bowels and toilet stops were planned long in advance of any trip out of his home causing embarrassment and upset for the Tamworth father-of-four. But now, in support of IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) Month, 38-year-old Richard has bravely decided to speak out about the condition and how surgery gave him his life back.

David, one of the first patients to experience a knee replacement operation using ‘robotic technology’ at Spire Little Aston Hospital has been amazed by the speed of his recovery.

Spire Little Aston is the first private hospital in the Midlands to offer a revolutionary new robotic technology set to transform hip and knee replacements.

Spire Little Aston Hospital has been selected to provide private healthcare services to Police Officers, Police Staff, and their families.

When Lauri Bastable noticed a lump on the back of her neck she did what so many other people do… she ignored it!

A new and simple apron that keeps women covered while allowing doctors to carry out full upper-body examinations is being pioneered at a Little Aston Hospital.

In December 2017 Gill Farrington, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Breast Care at Spire Little Aston Hospital, was awarded one of the Spire National Inspiring People Awards for her work with introducing the "Living with and beyond cancer" programme.