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· Successfully raised £7.40 million in December 2020 / January 2021 · Significant uptick in revenue generation since September 2020; current monthly revenue generation equivalent to FY 2020 revenues · Cash break-even position achieved and maintained within the cruise and ferry business · Progress being made on large contract fabrication for renewables and defence; pre-qualification achieved and contract negotiations being undertaken
2020 was a challenging year for the Group. When we acquired Harland & Wolff (Belfast) in December 2019, we did not expect a global pandemic to hit us and disrupt our lives so dramatically. Despite that, we have remained focussed and committed to growing our business. Our yards have been open throughout this period and we have had the privilege of welcoming over 30 vessels as at the date of this report and successfully re-deliveri ....
The Duke of Cambridge heard stories of care home residents crying with joy and clapping for each other after having the Covid-19 jab, during a chat with medical staff involved with the vaccine roll-out. Dr Lauren Dixon, a GP from Cumbria, told William about the happy scenes she had witnessed and how care home residents viewed the vaccine as their ticket to see family again after months apart. The duke spoke to NHS workers across the four nations to learn about the programme to inoculate millions of the elderly and vulnerable. During a break from vaccinating residents Dr Dixon, from the Bridgegate Medical Centre in Barrow-in-Furness, spoke of her surprise at being chosen to speak to the duke on Thursday via telephone. ....
The Duke of Cambridge heard stories of care home residents crying with joy and clapping for each other after having the Covid-19 jab, during a chat with medical staff involved with the vaccine roll-out. Dr Lauren Dixon, a GP from Cumbria, told William about the happy scenes she had witnessed and how care home residents viewed the vaccine as their “ticket” to see family again after months apart. The duke spoke to NHS workers across the four nations to learn about the programme to inoculate millions of the elderly and vulnerable. Yesterday The Duke of Cambridge held calls with frontline workers from vaccination sites across the UK to thank them for their tremendous efforts and dedication to delivering the Covid-19 vaccine. pic.twitter.com/PNIzpdSmnw ....
The Duke of Cambridge heard stories of care home residents crying with joy and clapping for each other after having the Covid-19 jab, during a chat with medical staff involved with the vaccine roll-out. Dr Lauren Dixon, a GP from Cumbria, told Prince William about the happy scenes she had witnessed and how care home residents viewed the vaccine as their ticket to see family again after months apart. The duke, 38, spoke to NHS workers across the four nations to learn about the programme to inoculate millions of the elderly and vulnerable on Thursday. The Duke of Cambridge (pictured) heard stories of care home residents crying with joy and clapping for each other after having the Covid-19 jab, during a chat with medical staff involved with the vaccine roll-out ....
Duke of Cambridge hears how care home residents cry with joy on getting Covid vaccine By Robert Jobson Prince William today heard stories of care home residents crying with joy and clapping each other after having the Covid jab during a chat with medical staff involved with the vaccine roll-out. Dr Lauren Dixon, a GP from Cumbria, told William about the happy scenes she had witnessed and how care home residents saw the vaccine as their “ticket” to see family again after months apart. The Duke spoke to NHSworkers across the four nations to learn about the programme to inoculate millions of the elderly and vulnerable. ....