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The govt is doing a review of access to face-to-face banking. For many elderly and vulnerable people in person banking is crucial and we need to protect it. The review wants your view, you can feed in here... https://t.co/vcOGgz9l5i
In every department and throughout communities up and down the country, nurses make up the fabric of our NHS.
Thank you.
Happy International Nurses Day. #IND2026
📣 Please respond to the @DHSCgovuk call for evidence for the new England national cancer plan, especially on #LivingWithAndBeyondCancer (my favourite subject 😀).
You get 500 words on LWBC, so please use them!
Deadline 29 April 2025
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Looking forwards to another rugby season @verulamiansrfc Huge plug for our #PrideOfHerts Charity Day. Please drop email contacts a line @hertsrugby to play for the Barbarians sides. Shame @Nigelrefowens can't ref but great to have his support. They may have to have me instead!
Very nice to see this doing the rounds again. When I was a little kid I used to go to Manchester and come back with the accent. Harry and Paul thought this was very funny so wrote the sketch. The timing was perfect. 😎
Thank you for sharing. A wonderful essay. Today really is a day for memories. Many times we experienced this love & warmth too - where my Mum was part of the ‘family’, and I was brought into it too…part of the caring team. They also felt a great sense of loss when she died.
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Many H&SC professionals we encountered were exhausted and at times beaten by the relentlessness. Some we met were incredibly kind and resilient, in the face of such adversity. Thanks for the brilliant @rightsforresid2 twitter feed, big support & hopeful #Covid19#memories
A memory came up while I am going through my notes app
Questions I drafted April 2021 to ask the manager of the new care home my Mum had moved into from her home after battling #Parkinsons & associated symptoms
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Reading these made me remember how uncertain it was every week - for all. Unbelievable how it all was really, and the isolation was very difficult to bear. So hard for everyone involved - care home residents, families and the staff
“If you are thinking about nursing, I say go for it. A nursing degree is the first step into a career with so many pathways to help you to develop and grow.”
Sheryl is an adult nursing student at @UniofHerts
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