A&E at Wythenshawe Hospital reopens for child emergency admissions by ambulance

Wythenshawe's Bingo Hall hold the fond memories of thousands who have lived on the estate.Some of the biggest names in showbiz graced the crimson carpets, back when it was a famous cabaret club, from the 1960s to the 80s.The likes of Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, and Tommy Cooper all headlined the Golden Garter during its heyday.And, in more recent times, the sound of live music and dancing was replaced by the calling of numbers and eager shouts of 'bingo.'What was formerly Gala, and now Buzz

hereAfter being arrested, Brozena said he had been approached by a 'Moroccan man', who had offered him £1,000 to transport the money from Glasgow back into England.Before police revealed the fingerprint evidence, Stefanowicz denied any knowledge and claimed he wouldn't be forensically linked to the cash.Sending the pair down for a year apiece, Judge Richard Mansell QC said: "This was clearly an organised collection and delivery of a large sum of criminal money, most probably the proceeds of drug

Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior ContributorAs Chinese cinemas began the reopening process today, box office crossed $472K by 8PM local. Maoyan’s real-time ticketing platform reports that play is led by new entry A First Farewell at around $184K.

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hereA 28-year-old woman from Manchester and a 41-year-old man from Stockport, who were both arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent, have now been released on conditional bail pending further enquiries, Merseyside Police said.A 54-year-old woman was interviewed under caution last week in connection with the incident remains under investigation, the force added.Police and paramedics were called to French Street in the Thatto Heath area of St Helens at around 10.15pm on Saturday, June 13.Mr

Brad Miller, chief operating officer at Manchester Airport, said: "Manchester Airport is proud of the role it plays in providing employment for so many local people, either directly or with the dozens of different companies that operate on our site."This new bridge will give those living in surrounding neighbourhoods a safe and sustainable way to travel to the airport campus, whether they work here, are using our Ground Transport Interchange or are accessing other facilities like our new

Kate Middleton and Prince William are continuing their public outings to support healthcare workers.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn on the NHS's 72nd birthday on Sunday 5 July.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were all smiles as they met staff at the hospital, which is just 20 minutes from their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall.

Duchess Kate and Prince William were in a lighthearted mood when they visited Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, England, on Sunday, July 5, to thank staff for all their hard work amid the coronavirus pandemic.The event marked the couple’s first in-person engagement now that some COVID-19 lockdown restrictions have been lifted in the U.K.The couple traveled 20 minutes from their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, to have afternoon tea with hospital workers as they marked the 72nd anniversary of the

By "I love you more each day.”By The Duchess of Cambridge visited a children's hospice earlier this week.By “She's a great mom, and my kid was not unsafe.”By Authentic, Accessible, RelevantMore from GlamourSee More Stories© 2020 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.

At a time when the Coronavirus pandemic has adversely hit every nook and corner of the world, the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge have made sure that they keep in touch with the public and boost their morale. Recently, the Royal highnesses have made a visit to the historic Queen Elizabeth Hospital situated at King’s Lynn in England.

Kate Middleton and Prince William made an in-person visit to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn on Sunday.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit commemorates the 72nd birthday of Britain's National Health Service.The Cambridges have recently returned to making in-person official visits as lockdown restrictions start to lift in the United Kingdom.Duchess Kate and Prince William have returned to some of their in-person official royal engagements, following an extended lockdown period

hereProsecutors had alleged Mr Burke had repeatedly shown a desire to leave the UK to return to Syria in order to fight for Kurdish militia.He was charged with three terror offences, including helping Daniel Newey, another British man who had allegedly gone to Syria last year.A hearing at the Old Bailey also heard that charges against Mr Newey’s father Paul, 49, and brother, Sam, 19, from Solihull in the West Midlands, who were both accused of helping him, had also been dropped.Prosecuting,

Herman Cain, a politician who was once a presidential candidate, has tested positive for coronavirus and is currently in the hospital… days after attending the Trump rally in Tulsa without a mask.

a Western Journal article about South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, who bragged that social distancing will not be required at a fourth of July Trump rally at Mt.

hospitalized with COVID-19, less than two weeks after he attended a Trump rally in Oklahoma. Cain's hospitalization in Atlanta comes as the U.S.

herePeople who had had never worked together now found themselves in new teams taking on a new specialism on the frontline.It wasn't easy, admits Lucie."Obviously we’re incredibly grateful all these people came through but it came with its own challenges."Normally you would have one-to-one care for an intubated patient, but as an ICU nurse you might be caring for your own patient while supporting two or three other nurses who had been redeployed."It did feel quite strained at times."There were

The Sun: "Harvey has been taken to a local hospital for tests - he wasn't feeling well yesterday and has today has presented symptoms that require urgent medical attention."Katie recognised the signs and knew when to call an ambulance."He's expected to be discharged later today," they added.As well as the rare genetic disorder Prader-Willi Syndrome, Harvey suffers from other health complications including Septo-optic dysplasia - which causes blindness and affects his growth.

Wythenshawe has been rated inadequate by Ofsted due to poor GCSE results and student absence. Inspectors said pupils at Manchester Health Academy have "not achieved well for far too long," after they visited the school in March this year.