Paranormal activity in Plymouth caught on camera - 13 eerie experiences
From the Palace Theatre in Union Street to Plymouth s oldest pub, The Minerva Inn, these tales are likely to give you a fright
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Plymouth has its fair share of eerie paranormal tales.
Angela Anderson, Associate Nurse Director at Solent NHS Trust and Nurse of the Year 2021 winner. AN NHS trust has announced the winner of its 2021 Nurse of the Year Award. Angela Anderson, Associate Nurse Director has been named as Nurse of the Year for 2021 by Solent NHS Trust. The award gave patients and Solent colleagues the opportunity to recognise those who make a difference and is part of Solent NHS Trust’s celebration of International Nurses Day 2020. Angela, who qualified as a nurse in 1988 and is trained in both adults and children’s nursing was presented with the award on the first day of Solent NHS Trust’s Nurses’ Day celebrations, following a ceremonial service at St Margaret’s Church in Wellow where Florence Nightingale is buried.
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As protesters passed Quay Street Diner during Saturday s march against lockdown and vaccines, one of them handed some flyers to the drinkers sitting outside.
There were initially cheers from those at the tables, but when they saw what was on the leaflet, there was a collective yelp. One customer at the city centre bar quickly dropped the flyer from their hands, apparently alarmed by the Covid-scepticism.
One of those outside the bar, support worker Annie-May, said: I loved the fact there s a protest going on but at the same time, as soon as I realised exactly what it was about, I was like, I m out.