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Scooter enthusiasts swoop over to University Hospital Wishaw to hand over Easter eggs
dailyrecord.co.ukA team of scooter enthusiasts swooped over to University Hospital Wishaw to hand over a whole host of Easter eggs. The third Hugh McMahon Easter Egg run to University Hospital Wishaw took place over the Easter weekend.The event’s organiser John Lavery was delighted with the response which saw the team arrive at the hospital and gave out the chocolate treats to patients and staff.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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The eggs were delivered to the Paediatric ward as well as A&E and ward two. “Harry the hospital chaplain again was our inside man to help from the hospital side of things.
It was a great effort from all involved so thank you.“The Waverley pub in Wishaw supplied us with coffee and we promised to attend their soul night that evening.
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