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Dr Phoebe d’Orton-Jones and Dr Robin Wingate from Royal Liverpool Hospital give us a history lesson on how a serendipitous discovery 140 years ago led to the creation of our favourite fluid, Crystalloid.

Jono Brüün updates you on the College's approach to diversity, equity and inclusion.

As the Faculty seeks to forge a path to being an independent college, this article looks at why their ongoing relationship with the RCoA is essential and, important.

Find out more about the other individuals who, through their roles within the College, work directly on behalf of anaesthetists in training.

Pauline Elliott, Chair of PatientVoices@RCoA talks to our Patient and Public Involvement Manager about the College’s wider work in patient engagement.

Dr Claire Shannon, RCoA President, celebrates our SAS community and explains how the College supports SAS doctors throughout the year.

Jono Brüün, our CEO reflects on the challenges and changes he's faced in the four years since joining the College and celebrates all our achievements.

Dr Sophie Jackman and Dr Sarah Thornton discuss the causes of differential attainment, its impact on career progression and what the College is doing to tackle it.

If there is one thing we have learnt recently, it is to make sure we engage with you, our members. We need your valuable experience and views to shape the future of the College. You may remember that back in February we took a single proposal regarding governance of the College to an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), asking members to back a package of measures to change the governance of the College and bring us in line with the laws which govern us in our legal status as a charity. This proposal, while receiving the majority of votes, did not get the support of the two-thirds of attendees needed to pass it.

Dr Daniele Bryden, Dean, Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine talks about the concerns, challenges, and opportunities offered in developing a UK College of Intensive Care Medicine.