Staff get the ball rolling with move
HOSPITAL staff took the "eye road" to their new home at Derriford.
The men and women from the Royal Eye Infirmary rolled a giant inflatable eyeball from their 100-year-old Mutley base to a £5million purpose-built facility at Derriford Hospital yesterday. They were officially welcomed by Ann James, chief executive of Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust.
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Staff from the Royal Eye Infirmary mark the move from Apsley Road in Mutley to Derriford Hospital by walking to Derriford with a giant eye. Pictured are Lynne Chinook, Julie Owen, Nicola Orme, Vicy Brotherton, Chris Attiwell, Elbeth Alphey, Jenny Johnson, Dan Janes, Steve Slater (back mid) Stuart Redmond, Faith Mellor and Ali Triggol
With more than 50,000 patients a year now using the Royal Eye Infirmary, the old Apsley Road building became too cramped. The Derriford centre has two new operating theatres incorporating the latest technology.
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