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Concerns over end-of-life care at<br />
new Whipps Cross Hospital<br />
Ready for the bluebells: what<br />
Wanstead Park visitors should know<br />
Barts Health Trust has caused concern over<br />
the continuation of bed-based end-of-life care<br />
facilities in the new Whipps Cross Hospital.<br />
“At this time, the analysis of data does not<br />
support re-providing the current bed-based<br />
services of the Margaret Centre in the new<br />
facility.” The statement also highlights that it<br />
is “too soon to make firm recommendations”<br />
and a decision on the Margaret Centre’s future<br />
is pending. The first phase of construction<br />
for the new hospital is expected to begin this<br />
summer. Visit wnstd.com/mcfuture<br />
A statement from the Wren Wildlife Group<br />
about the bluebells in Wanstead Park: “We<br />
have worked hard lining the paths with logs,<br />
which make it clear where people should walk<br />
to enjoy the bluebell vista. People often don’t<br />
realise they are damaging the plants when<br />
they tread on the leaves – next year’s growth<br />
will be impacted. Peak flowering time is at the<br />
end of <strong>April</strong>, and Chalet Wood will get very<br />
crowded, so visitors should be aware there<br />
are other areas in the park which have lots of<br />
bluebells, so be adventurous and find them!”<br />
Please mention the Wanstead Village Directory when responding to adverts
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