Bridlington Chef is one of the longest serving NHS employees at Trust 6 July 2014
Ken Brown, Head Chef at Bridlington Hospital, is one of the longest serving NHS employee at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
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Ken Brown, Head Chef at Bridlington Hospital, is one of the longest serving NHS employee at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is advising people to avoid afternoon visiting at York Hospital on Sunday 6 July during the Tour de France.
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has published an advice sheet for women due to give birth in York, whose expected date of delivery is between 20 June and 17 July 2014.
On 26 June 2014, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust published a report detailing its investigation into an allegation relating to Jimmy Savile by a former member of staff at Whitby Hospital. You can access the report here.
Bridlington Hospital League of Friends has provided Waters Ward with three new specialist chairs which will provide enhanced comfort and support for patients undergoing rehabilitation.
In order to improve clinical services and patient experience a new dedicated ambulance assessment unit has opened at York Hospital.
City of York Council is offering free car parking in eight council run car parks between 8am and 11am each Thursday, Friday and Saturday for an initial period of one year.
A thanksgiving service will take place in York Minster to celebrate 30 years of the Special Care Support Group at York Hospital.
Staff members and family and friends of colleagues sadly no longer with us, gathered at Bridlington Hospital to celebrate the opening of the hospital’s memorial garden – a place where people can come to sit, reflect and enjoy their lunch in the sunshine!
Parents and families who have suffered the loss of a baby are being invited to attend an annual remembrance service which will take place at St Luke’s Church in Scarborough on Wednesday 18 June.