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By diable rouge · Posted
Week 16 fixtures... Saturday 20th December Newcastle United v Chelsea AFC Bournemouth v Burnley Brighton & Hove Albion v Sunderland Manchester City v West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brentford Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool Everton v Arsenal Leeds United v Crystal Palace Sunday 21st December Aston Villa v Manchester United Monday 22nd December Fulham v Nottingham Forest -
Sue My point being that if you experience something that could potentially be sorted by a GP, you might feel it necessary to go to A&E, which would be clogged up due to the doctors strike. Just my opinion, but I don't really see that its necessary to close a surgery for half a day for staff training. -
A huge shout-out to Andy! He’s helped us several times now and is an absolute gem. He doesn't just do the easy jobs; he finds solutions to the difficult, non-obvious problems that others might miss. He is very hard working, incredibly friendly, great with pets, and always leaves the place better than he found it. 10/10!
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