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Baby Beat helps new mums at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals celebrate Mother s Day

Neonatal and maternity charity Baby Beat has been celebrating Mother s Day by donating gifts to the new mums and their babies being cared for at Lancashire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The charity, with the support of local shops and supermarkets, has been distributing gifts to the maternity unit for all new mothers who were in Lancashire Teaching Hospitals on Mother’s Day. The gifts included toiletries, perfumes, chocolate, and special branded Baby Beat Mother’s Day vests for the newborn babies, which were wrapped by the Baby Beat team of volunteers. Baby Beat manager Cathy Skidmore said: “It’s been a tremendously difficult year for families and certainly for families with new babies. 

Number of Covid deaths levelling off as no new fatalities reported in last 48 hours

And just three have been registered across the whole of the county since Friday. The number of people to have died with Covid-19 on their death certificate at facilities within East Lancashire, since the pandemic began 12 months ago is now 1,009. On Friday, two deaths were registered at Southport and Ormskirk Hospitals and one at the University Hopsitals of Morecambe Bay. The death toll across Lancashire now stands at 3,429. The number of Covid-related deaths recorded at each of Lancashire s Hospital Trust are as follows: Blackpool Teaching Hospitals: 753 Lancashire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 687 Southport and Ormskirk Hospitals Trust: 407 University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay: 573

Blackburn and Burnley Hospital security guards set for 48-hour strike

OUTSOURCED security guards at hospitals in East Lancashire have announced they are going on strike later this month. The 30 members of staff employed by private contractor Engie Services - who work at Burnley General Hospital and Royal Blackburn Hospital - will be taking industrial action for 48 hours on March 21 at 6.30pm over their employer’s failure to pay NHS rates. Outsourcing giant Engie pays the hospital workers the minimum wage rate, which leaves some of the Lancashire security staff up to £6,000 per year worse off compared to security guards employed on NHS terms. Union Unison has been trying to resolve this issue for months, and security workers are angry at the lack of progress since they submitted a pay claim in October 2020.

Blackburn and Burnley Hospital security guards set for 48-hour strike

Blackburn and Burnley Hospital security guards set for 48-hour strike
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