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Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice A DEDICATED duo has given almost three decades each to housekeeping at Reading Duchess of Kent Hospice. Tilehurst resident Debbie Harris is the Housekeeping supervisor at the Sue Ryder-run hospice, where she has worked for the last 30 years, and her colleague Debbie Macgregor, also from Tilehurst, is a Housekeeping assistant and has been at the hospice for 28 years. The pair have joined the campaign efforts, backed by the Reading Chronicle, calling for urgent help from the community to secure the hospice’s future. It is part of a Sue Ryder campaign ...

The care home jabs squad! Roving Covid-19 immunisation teams will be deployed to nursing centres within DAYS to start giving Pfizer vaccine to the most vulnerable... as 250,000 patients are set to receive jab by the end of the week Vaccination teams will go into care homes to give the most vulnerable Covid jab GPs will also start administering Pfizer vaccine from today at 280 local centres Practices in more than 100 parts of country will take delivery of vaccine today

republican party and the partisan gridlock that prompted her to retire from congress. >> woodruff: we update the atlanta school cheating scandal, as indicted educators begin turning themselves in at the county jail. >> warner: and poet gerald stern reflects on his working class upbringing and 70 years of writing verse in a conversation with jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by bp. >> and by the bill and melinda gates...

ward tonight. jim mullen in the race for alderman. the current is ben dougherty. jim mullen is paralyzed from the neck down but he says that wouldn't effect his ability to serve the 41st ward which runs along the edge of the city. he is officially in the race for alderman. officer mullen was responding to a call when a gunman hit him one in his spine leaving him a quadriplegic. >> it's going to be a little different but it would put me back on the beat. >> reporter: he tells me he tries to keep on a positive outlook on his life. many high profile figures have spent time with him thro...