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A team of cricketers from London is hoping that the resurgence in interest in the sport since England regained the Ashes will help raise money for areas of Sri Lanka affected by the tsunami.
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03/10/2005
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Ken Livingstone, mayor of London, will be at the Royal Free Hospital on Monday (10 October) as the trust goes totally smoke free.
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04/10/2005
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Hilary Flunder, who was the first sister on the wards of the new Royal Free when it opened in 1974, retires this week.
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06/10/2005
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Ken Livingstone, mayor of London, gave the Royal Free’s new smoke free policy his seal of approval as he spoke at the launch on Monday morning.
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10/10/2005
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Colin Rickard, director of projects, has been inspiring great deeds from his friends and colleagues.
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11/10/2005
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Patricia Hewitt, secretary of state for health, will officially open the new renal ward at the Royal Free Hospital on 18 October, before holding a private meeting with frontline NHS staff.
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12/10/2005
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"I think what you are doing here is absolutely the model for health services in the future,” said Patricia Hewitt, secretary of state for health, as she officially opened the new renal ward.
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18/10/2005
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The Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust has been named among the top 100 employers for nurses.
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26/10/2005
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The A&E department of the Royal Free Hospital now has a dedicated security officer at night.
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27/10/2005
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Do you fancy working for the NHS but don’t know where to start? Well help is at hand.
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27/10/2005
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Cancerkin and the Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust are teaming up for two international events in November aimed at improving care for breast cancer patients.
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31/10/2005
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A team of cricketers from London have raised around £4,000 for areas of Sri Lanka affected by the tsunami.
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31/10/2005
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A specialist physiotherapy service for children with talipes (commonly known as club foot) at the Royal Free Hospital has received rave reviews from parents in a survey.
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31/10/2005
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