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As a result, the officers gave the lady a lift in their police van so she could have her injection, before reuniting her with her husband.
The officers gave the lady a lift in their police van so she could have her injection
The officers were applauded for their efforts by staff at the vaccination centre.
A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: We don t just fight crime. PCSO Gavin 8095 and PCSO Bullas 8287 came across an elderly couple who sadly had a flat tyre on their vehicle, which they didn t not know about. We assisted them to a safe place to park only to learn that the lady had a Covid vaccine booked in and only had 15 mins to get there.
A number of family-friendly shows are on their way to leading venues in Nottingham and Sheffield.
Direct from London, the smash-hit production of C.S. Lewis’s classic The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, voted the nation’s favourite book in 2019, is coming to the Theatre Royal in Nottingham from February 1 to 5, 2022.
Step through the wardrobe into the enchanted kingdom of Narnia.
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe is coming to Nottingham next year (Photo credit: Brinkhoff-Moegenburg)
Join Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter as they wave goodbye to wartime Britain and embark on the most magical of adventures in a frozen, faraway land where they meet a faun, talking beavers, the noble king of Narnia, Aslan, and, most evil of all, The White Witch.
The groundbreaking kiss between Beth and Margaret in Brookside in 1994 is still being talked about today (Channel 4)
Cast your minds back to 1994, well, if you’re old enough to remember it that is. It was certainly a thrilling and eventful year.
Torvill and Dean had just won the British ice dancing championship at Sheffield Arena, everyone was looking forward to the Channel Tunnel opening,
Jurassic Park was tipped to be the year’s top movie, and the entire nation reeled in unison after seeing the first lesbian kiss on a soap opera before the watershed, as a chenille jumper-clad Anna Friel (Beth Jordache) locked lips with Nicola Stephenson (Margaret Clemence) in