We are a community-based basketball team composed of some Filipino nurses and their dependents and other compatriots living and working in Northern Ireland. United by our shared passion for the game and our dedication to healthcare, we play basketball during weekends as a way to stay active, build camaraderie, and celebrate our culture.

The UK’s 2025 immigration reforms are reshaping the path for skilled workers and ILR applicants. While the changes present new hurdles, they also create opportunities for those in high-demand fields. For immigrants, the key is to stay informed, prepare ahead, and seek reliable advice. Though the road may seem uncertain, determination and planning can still lead to a secure and successful future in the UK.

As the calendar turns to September, the familiar “ber months” begin—September, October, November, and December. For Filipinos, this season marks the start of Christmas anticipation, while in the UK, it brings crisp air, earlier nights, and the beginning of a cozy atmosphere that lasts through the end of the year. Whether you’re a Filipino expat or a local resident, the ber months in the UK are the perfect time to embrace warmth, community, and tradition.

My name is Tamara and I have been a Specialist Nurse Organ Donation (SNOD) for over 2 years. Prior to this role, I had a long career in...

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Here's the ultimate guide for Overseas nurses on how to be a UK Nurse, updated with all the new NMC policies and processes.