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1/1 A YORK widow has visited the ‘Covid Memorial Wall’ in London to pay tribute her “truly amazing” husband - after he lost his battle with Covid earlier this year. Jean Harvey lost her husband, Martin, 64, on February 15 - after an eight week battle with the virus. After four weeks of illness, doctors at York Hospital decided to ventilate Martin - which meant putting him into a coma. He remained in the coma for four weeks until his death. “‘Don’t panic, I love you so much’, turned out to be his last communication to me,” said Jean. “At 64 he was certainly not an old man, but his diabetes meant he had a mountain to climb - as the doctor told me.
Scarborough man completes Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for Martin House Children s Hospice bridlingtonfreepress.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bridlingtonfreepress.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A LEADING supplier of cutting tools to engineers throughout the country is set to a achieve a £25 million turnover in its 25th anniversary year. Cleckheaton-based Cutwel is marking the milestone with a forward-looking rebrand and by making donations to four local charities. Established in 1996, Cutwel is now one of the largest independent engineering tooling suppliers in the UK, with a current turnover of £20m, supplying cutting tools for over 11,000 precision engineering companies nationwide. The business employs 80 staff locally in addition to eight regionally based engineers. Adam Gillard, CEO, has worked at Cutwel for almost 20 years and led a management buyout in 2018, supported by private equity firm NorthEdge Capital.