Businesses are once again pulling together to support the staff of West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust during the latest national lockdown. Much like the first lockdown last year, Watford FC is the base for an effort that is being driven by Watford Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber and its connections are supplying sandwiches, drinks, snacks and a place of respite for the hospital staff at the Watford Hospital site. The volunteers are working tirelessly to support this operation. Operation Sarnie is composed of the Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber of Conscience, Watford Football Club, F3 (Watford FC Hospitality and Events), Aramark, Tesco, Costco, The Gate Group, The Grove Hotel, Asvina UK Ltd, Warner Bros., Eagle Cars, Barnett’s Coaches, Wenzel’s Bakery, Clock Limited and nation-wide charity SEWA Day.
Cllr Ketan Sheth, Brent Council
Published:
8:30 AM December 19, 2020
Cllr Ketan Sheth invites residents to have their say on new Mount Vernon Centre
- Credit: Ketan Sheth
Around 2,500 residents in the Brent battle cancer each year. Thanks to advances in treatment, more people now survive the deadly disease than ever before.
It is critical we have access to the latest treatments and research trials, and I have been very interested to learn about changes being considered for the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre. If you have been, you may have been treated by a highly skilled, caring team, but you will also know that the buildings are in a bad way.