Join us for our Sleep Apnoea Information day on Sat 21st March 2026
9am-2pm at Leicester Lions Rugby Football Club, Blaby, Leicester, LE8 4DY
**PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF VENUE**
A day for people with sleep apnoea + family/friends
Meet other CPAP users, pick up useful information from sleep professionals, including informative talks and a CPAP Q&A session
- Various stalls including Hope2Sleep, Resmed and Fischer Paykel, with a wide range of products to make CPAP more comfortable
- Prize draw with some great prizes including £100 cash
- Free onsite parking
- Accessible venue
- Tickets on sale now on Eventbrite! Just £10 per person



Highlights:
OSA: the Master of Disguise
A talk by Dr Philippa Graff-Baker
Consultant & Lead Clinician,
Sleep Disorders Medicine
University Hospitals of Leicester
The History of CPAP
A talk by Dr Chris Hanning, President, LSAPA
Consultant (Retired)
Sleep Disorders Medicine
University Hospitals of Leicester
Our 2026 event will take place at the Leicester Lions Rugby Football Club, just a short drive from Fosse Park Shopping Centre:
A not for profit event run by the Leicester Sleep Apnoea Patients’ Association. Registered Charity no 1087966
Sign our petition to demand that University Hospitals of Leicester properly fund the Sleep Service
Sign now at:
https://you.38degrees.org.uk/p/sleep
or click on the QR code above
As a local patients’ association, we are seeing complaint after complaint about unacceptable delays in accessing the Sleep Service at the Leicester General Hospital. Phone calls and emails go unanswered, and waiting times for appointments are far too long. For a service that provides essential medical care, this lack of access is deeply concerning.
Sleep apnoea is not a minor inconvenience. It can severely affect physical and mental health, increase the risk of road and workplace accidents, and contribute to life-threatening conditions such as cardiovascular disease. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are critical. Yet persistent underfunding has led to excessive waiting times and limited access to essential equipment, leaving many without the urgent care that they need.
We call on University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust to recognise the urgency of this issue and take immediate action to provide the necessary funding and resources. Sign this petition to demand meaningful change and ensure that no one is left waiting for the care they need.
