Debbie Hicks filmed herself wandering around Gloucester Hospital on Monday
She was arrested by police on Tuesday for an alleged public order offence
Hospital deny her claims that wards are empty and pandemic is a massive scam
Ms Hicks was a Labour council candidate who said the 2017 Manchester terror attack was wonderful timing for Theresa May
She was charged under coronavirus act at an anti-lockdown event last month
THE VALE Hospital s coronavirus vaccination programme is an important first step towards allowing us to return to the lives we want to lead , says a Dursley GP. Dr Simon Opher, lead GP at the community vaccination centre in Dursley, has welcomed the start of the hospital’s vaccination programme. Dr Opher said: “We are fantastically excited to be able to begin vaccinating some of our older and most vulnerable patients. Reaching this point has taken tremendous effort and is only possible thanks to the dedication and commitment of colleagues across the Berkeley Vale area, including volunteers, GL11 community hub, receptionists who worked so hard to set up appointments and of course the vaccinators.
LONDON: The Queen has delivered a heartfelt message of hope to the country in her Christmas address, praising the “indomitable spirit” of those who have risen “magnificently”.
Miracle triplets celebrate first Christmas
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Miracle triplets born prematurely during the Covid-19 pandemic are about to celebrate their first Christmas.
Willoughby, Rafferty and Emmeline were born at 29 weeks, on May 28, weighing between 2lb and 3.5lb.
They were whisked into intensive care as soon as they were born and were kept in hospital in both Gloucester and Bristol for eight weeks.
Their mothers, Shelley Davis, 35, and partner Sarah Bell, 33, were unable to see their children for more than two hours after their births.
Before they were born, Ms Davis, whose waters broke at 27 weeks, spent three weeks in hospital in isolation due to Covid-19 and was told she might lose one of the babies if she went home.
Charles visits local hospital and thanks staff for their Covid efforts
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23 December 2020, 6:14 pm
The Prince of Wales has made a private visit to his local hospital to thank staff for their hard work and community support during the pandemic.
Charles travelled to Tetbury Hospital to meet workers and was taken on a 30-minute socially distanced tour by the institution’s matron Sarah Taylor.
The small community hospital, which became a charity 27 years ago, has kept a service running throughout most of the pandemic.
Charles, who lives nearby at Highgrove in Gloucestershire, is patron of the Friends of Tetbury Hospital which fundraises for the institution, and his visit came five years after his last trip.