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Hospice issues desperate appeal amid fears staff will be unable to care for patients if they run out of petrol
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by signing up to the MyOldham newsletter here A hospice has issued a desperate appeal amid fears it will be unable to care for patients if staff run out of petrol.
Dr Kershaw's Hospice in Royton, Oldham, runs a number of care in the community services for terminally ill people across the borough.
But nurses are running low on fuel and have so far been unable to find any at nearby petrol stations. They fear that if they are unable to fill up their cars, they will not be able to reach patients to provide them with the care they need. READ MORE: Serving GMP officer denies sexual assault and misconduct in public office A spokesperson for the hospice said: "One of the Hospice at Home cars is down to just 86 miles of petrol.
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