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SINCE March 2020 the tearoom at the Hospital of St Cross has been closed to visitors. But thanks to a generous grant from the Friends of St Cross the hall has been carefully renovated during the closure. The work was planned and overseen by Louise Bainbridge (Seymour and Bainbridge Architects) and carried out by Hospital staff and specialist contractors. The picture shows John Pringle, chairman of the Friends cutting the re-opening ribbon, with the Master of St Cross, Rev Terry Hemming, Jonathan Cooke, chairman of the Trustees of the Hospital of St Cross and Janet Rowland-White, the H...

Where to play like James Bond and rock out like Harry Styles, Beyoncé and Jay-Z… From the moment Ursula Andress struck one of the world’s most iconic female silhouettes, strolling sensuously from the surf in 1962’s Dr. No, there’s been an undeniable chemistry between James Bond and Jamaica. Turns out the sultry relationship is back on simmer in the latest in the 25-film franchise, No Time to Die, which like the original takes place partly in the Caribbean island nation. According to Forbes, cast and crew gathered at Ian Fleming’s GoldenEye estate-turned-resort to kick off productio...

Logan Savory17:25, May 03 2021 Kavinda Herath/Stuff A by-election is being held to find a replacement for Mike Mika who resigned from the Invercargill Licensing Trust board. [File photo]. Voting papers for Invercargill Licensing Trust’s by-election are set to be sent out this week. Logan Savory caught up with the five candidates in the running for the vacant seat. Supplied Louise Evans Louise Evans wants to provide a younger voice around the Invercargill Licensing Trust board table. Evans left Invercargill as a 17-year-old and lived in various parts of the globe before falling in love wit...

"Truthfully, I think for everybody, [between the] pandemic up and downs … it just was a tough year," the 36-year-old admits to ET over video chat. "I'm grateful for it, but I'm glad it's over." Season 5 was different for a number of reasons, especially for Carl who experienced the death of his older brother, Curtis, while cameras were rolling. Curtis, 40, died of a drug overdose after years of battling an opioid addiction.  "I never could have imagined something like that ever happening," Carl shares. "I mean, obviously my brother having challenges over the years, certainly it was someth...

Public health National developments in the 18th and 19th centuries Nineteenth-century movements to improve sanitation occurred simultaneously in several European countries and were built upon foundations laid in the period between 1750 and 1830. From about 1750 the population of Europe increased rapidly, and with this increase came a heightened awareness of the large numbers of infant deaths and of the unsavoury conditions in prisons and in mental institutions. This period also witnessed the beginning and the rapid growth of hospitals. Hospitals founded in the United Kingdom, as the result of...