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BORN and raised in Godshill, William Albert (Bill) Page has died in his adopted country of Australia, with members of his family by his side. Mr Page, 77, had cancer. His funeral was held at Northcliffe Chapel, Kembla Grange, in New South Wales. He was born on November 7, 1943, to Albert and Mildred Page (nee Denness) and was raised in Godshill, firstly at Merryl Cottages then Elm Court. He attended Godshill Junior School then Ventnor Secondary School, where he became head boy. After leaving school he went to police college and joined the Surrey Constabulary, stationed at Farnham and Guildford. He married to June Patricia Whitaker in 1966. They moved into married quarters in Haslemere where they had two sons, David born in 1967 and Stephen born in 1969.
Tracy Nicholls, head of the College of Paramedics, says paramedics are under an unprecedented pressure
She said some ambulance crews have reported waiting up to ten hours to transfer a patient to hospital staff
Professor Chris Whitty said hospitals could be overwhelmed in weeks in a scathing article in the Sunday Times
Some 46,000 hospital workers are currently off sick with coronavirus as NHS comes under more pressure
Britons not taking the coronavirus lockdown seriously could soon cause avoidable deaths , they are warned
Professor Chris Whitty warned hospitals could be overwhelmed in two weeks in a scathing article
Some 46,000 hospital workers are currently off sick with coronavirus as the NHS comes under pressure
Prof Whitty blasted coronavirus rulebreakers for being the link in a chain that will allow the virus to spread