City, Sandwell & Walsall Breast Screening Service

19/04/2026

🚛SCREENING LOCATIONS🚛
Our mobile screening units are located in:

Small Heath - Asda Supermarket
Tipton - Neptune Health Centre Car Park
Stockland Green - Stockland Green Health Centre Car Park
Walsall - Morrisons, Wallows Lane
Smethwick - Victoria Health Centre Car Park

If you are registered with a GP in these areas and are between the ages of 50-70 look out for your invitation for breast screening.
We also have screening appointments available at Breast Unit at City Hospital and Walsall Manor Hospital.
If you have any queries, please contact our office on 0121 507 4967 option 1.
Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

16/04/2026

The Birmingham and Solihull ICB cancer bus is out in the community across Birmingham and Solihull next week. You can drop in, speak to healthcare professionals, and get advice on symptoms, screening, and early detection.

📍 Where to find the cancer bus:
17 April – Morrisons Small Heath (B10 0XA)
18 April – Mell Square, Solihull (B91 3BG)
19 April – Shri Guru Ravidass Bhawan (B21 9EN)
20 April – Birmingham Hippodrome (B5 4TB)
21 April – Bromford Bridge Church (B36 8QS)

Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

01/04/2026

Here’s your little reminder to check.
If you notice any changes, get in touch with your GP.

Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

24/03/2026

🚚***VAN MOVE***🚚
We have now moved our mobile screening unit from Bloxwich to Asda, Small Heath.
If you are aged between 50-71 and are registered with a GP in the Small Heath area, you will receive a letter giving instructions about your appointment so please look out for this over the coming months📬
Tel: 0121 507 4967 - option 1
email: swb-tr.cswbreastscreening@nhs.net

Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

08/03/2026

02/03/2026

Have you or a loved one received great care from an individual or team at the Trust in the last 12 months?

Nominations for our Patient's Choice Award are now open and we want to hear from you.

The nominees for this award are picked by the public, and the winners will be announced at the Star Awards, our annual staff recognition event, in July.

You can submit a nomination here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/patients-choice-award-26

25/02/2026

Breast Cancer Now are holding a Moving Forward Course in Sandwell in April. You don’t always feel ‘back to normal’ when you finish your hospital treatment for primary breast cancer. That’s why Moving Forward is here.
When: Thursdays - 16th and 23rd April
Time: 9.30-1.00pm
Who: Around 6 to 12 people supported by an expert facilitator and our volunteers
If you’d like to come along you can register online Moving Forward: in person registration | Breast Cancer Now or call 0345 077 1893
Should you need any support with travel, you may be applicable for financial support through our access fund Access Fund | Breast Cancer Now

If you’ve finished your active, hospital-based treatment, our in-person course is for you. It offers supportive, open conversations in a confidential space.

23/02/2026

🚚***VAN MOVE***🚚
We have now moved our mobile screening unit from Wednesbury, Morrisons to Walsall, Wallow Lane Morrisons.
If you are aged between 50-71 and are registered with a GP in the Walsall area, you will receive a letter giving instructions about your appointment so please look out for this over the coming months📬
Tel: 0121 507 4967 - option 1
email: swb-tr.cswbreastscreening@nhs.net

14/02/2026

01/02/2026

Checking your breasts regularly helps you
learn what looks and feels normal for you.
This makes it easier to notice any changes that could
be a sign of a condition such as breast cancer.

Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

Anyone can get breast cancer. Find out about breast cancer in women, including what the symptoms are, what to do if you think you have it, how it is treated, and where to get support.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! 🎆
Breast Check Reminder – Start the Year Right!

Let’s make 2026 a year of self-care and health.💕
Take a few minutes today to do your monthly breast check – it’s quick, easy, and could save your life.

✅ Know your normal
✅ Check for changes
✅ Speak to your GP if you notice anything unusual

Spread the word and encourage others to do the same.