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Kapiʻolani Community College culinary students cooked with Top Chef finalist and local restaurateur Sheldon Simeon.

HUNDREDS of people descended on Burnham-on-Street for a Platinum Jubilee street party and parade on Thursday, June 2. 

NURSES’ DAY: Chloe Herbert (left) and Courtney Granger are proud of their roles NURSES have spoken about what they love about their profession on International Nurses’ Day. The event, which took place yesterday, marks the birth date of Florence Nightingale and is a celebration of all things nursing. Broomfield Hospital nurse Chloe Herbert, from Writtle, first joined the hospital as a bank healthcare assistant and is now an acting ward manager on a surgical ward. She said: “I’m t...

NURSES have spoken about what they love about their profession on International Nurses’ Day.

NURSES’ DAY: Chloe Herbert (left) and Courtney Granger are proud of their roles NURSES have spoken about what they love about their profession on International Nurses’ Day. The event, which took place yesterday, marks the birth date of Florence Nightingale and is a celebration of all things nursing. Broomfield Hospital nurse Chloe Herbert, from Writtle, first joined the hospital as a bank healthcare assistant and is now an acting ward manager on a surgical ward. She said: “I’m t...

Lichfield Live Open Search Share this: A Whittington-based charity says it is hopeful of being able to bring back a number of popular fundraising events from May. Riders on a previous Cycle St Giles event St Giles Hospice has earmarked the Cycle Spring event on 23rd May as the first to return following a year of coronavirus restrictions. Chloe Herbert, head of fundraising at St Giles Hospice, said: “If England continues to meet the Government’s Covid-19 milestones, we are hoping that o...

Lichfield Live Open Search Share this: Families in Lichfield and Burntwood are being invited to remember their loved ones in a special memorial garden display. A Celebrate Lives Lived display at St Giles Hospice Relatives and friends are being invited to dedicate a unique Celebrate Lives Lived orange Gerbera peg, which is personalised with the name of their loved one, in return for a donation to St Giles Hospice. The pegs will then be placed in the gardens at the hospice sites in Whittingt...