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Your membership in South England

Each member is represented on RCPCH Council by an Officer in their UK or international region. If you work and/or live in South England, you can apply to be the Area Officer, and help us seek and promote the views of your colleagues on issues in paediatrics, child health and the College’s work. This page also provides information on events and networks in your local area.
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Please note! This is a pilot page for the South of England. We hope to create web pages for members living in other areas of the UK and internationally.

College Areas

We have 10 Areas in the UK and internationally, and as a member you are allocated to one. These are:

  • England: South, North (includes the north west, north east and Merseyside), East (including Yorkshire), West and London
  • Scotland
  • Wales
  • Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland
  • International: Africa, Middle East, Americas, Europe & Australasia
  • International: Asia

Are you the next Area Officer for South England?

We are currently seeking an Area Officer to represent the South of England. If you work and/or live in the area and would like to seek and promote the views of your region on issues in paediatrics, child health and the College’s work, .

Paediatric networks that welcome new members

We know of the following networks. If you know of any more, get in touch!

Student networks

Specialty networks

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Clinical networks

Upcoming events

We plan to share details of events that are open to a broad range of members in the South of England. If you know of any, get in touch! You can also see upcoming RCPCH events and courses (many of which are online) and CPD approved courses.​â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹

South-West Paediatric Club (SWPC) 2026

Come and learn and share ideas and network at the forthcoming South-West Paediatric Club meeting to be held on Wednesday 16 September, at the Engine Shed in Bristol. The organisers are arranging a day full of ‘hot topics in paediatrics’, with a focus on the symptoms and conditions that we all find challenging in our practice, and an opportunity to hear from specialists in a variety of fields. As always with SWPC, there will also be an opportunity for oral and poster presentations by trainees, as well as an evening dinner. Registrations will open soon, but please save the date and look out for further announcements!

British Society for the History of Paediatrics and Child Health Autumn meeting 

St Hilda’s College, Oxford (including AGM and dinner) - 11 September, 12:00 to 12 September, 16:00
Download the flyer below for more information

Training contacts

We provide contact details for each deanery, which postgraduate doctors in training (and their supervisors) may need - see our deanery contacts page.