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Going it alone?

The Royal College of Midwives' annual conference in Belfast was bigger, louder and angrier than ever before. Over 700 delegates turned their vitriol on the UKCC, other unions, other health professions, the government and even their own leadership. This mood culminated in delegates voting overwhelmingly to campaign for their own statutory body, separate from nurses and health visitors.