Gary and Sarah Andrews’s daughter Wynter, died in 2019 – just 23 minutes after being born.
NUH was fined £800,000 in January 2023 after admitting failures in Wynter’s and Sarah’s care.
Gary, 38, said: “The report being published today needs to serve as a wake-up call to the NHS locally and nationally, that what’s gone on before cannot be allowed to continue.”
The couple have a son, Bowie, aged four.
Sarah, 41, said: “I think, personally, it’s got harder because we watch Bowie grow up and realise all the milestones we’re missing with Wynter and that’s heart-breaking.
“We should have never had to fight in the first place and actually we should not be doing it now. We shouldn’t have to be doing this.
“There should be accountability, and it shouldn’t be on families to have to fight to be heard and believed.”
Sherwood Forest MP Michelle Welsh, who suffered a birth trauma at the trust and is now a government maternity adviser, said: “I believe it is an absolute watershed moment.
“This is over 2,500 families [and] over 700 members of staff that have come forward and told accounts of horrific, horrific situations at that hospital.
“Of women not being listened to, being treated with disdain, being told to stay at home, and discrimination.
“This is a watershed moment and if this isn’t a catalyst for change I don’t know what will be.”
