Left in the lurch: mothers-to-be devastated as maternity scheme ends

"Despite the government’s ambitions, the UK remains short of 3,500 midwives – and the number of midwives coming to work in the UK from Europe has collapsed since the EU referendum. In the 12 months to March 2018, just 33 European midwives registered to work in the UK, compared with over 250 pre-referendum. In the same 12 months, 234 European midwives left the country."

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/feb/02/nhs-axes-personal-midwife-project

This story is about an organisation called "Neighbourhood Midwives", a private health provider ceasing to operate for reasons it does not clearly state on its web site but is probably due to changes in NHS maternity services. But there's no evidence that it was axed by the NHS as the wording of your link suggests.

The organisation does not publish any incorporation information such as a Registered number or how it is legally set-up but appears to be operating from a north London flat.

Edited to add: Waltham Abbey Clinical Commissioning Group has some further information on its web site including this statement: "We have not decommissioned or withdrawn funding from Neighbourhood Midwives. We commissioned Neighbourhood Midwives to improve choice in maternity care in Waltham Forest and we share the disappointment of many that Neighbourhood Midwives had to take the very difficult decision to close.

"A full review will be taking place to understand the factors that contributed to the closure. It was not within the power of this CCG to restore or extend the services."