Nottingham maternity review families meet health secretary
Murray's predecessor, Wes Streeting, met the families in June 2025 in what he called the "most harrowing" meeting he had in the role.Ockenden's inquiry has been investigating stillbirths, neonatal deaths, injured babies and mothers, and maternal deaths at NUH, which runs Nottingham's City Hospital and Queen's Medical Centre.Murray said: "The families in Nottingham have shown immense courage and determination, and fought tirelessly for the truth in the most heartbreaking circumstances. He added Donna Ockenden's review would be a "landmark moment", and he was committed to working with her to ensure recommendations led to "real lasting change".In a statement issued after the meeting, families said it was "vital" the health secretary met them, and added they were "pleased" he listened to what they had to say.
