Since announcing its support for the charity in May 2015, Compass has raised £151,555 to fund research into dysphagia (difficulties in eating, drinking, and swallowing) in people living with dement
Claimed to be the first of its kind, the 'Fresh From Warrens On the Go' app offers convenience for the medical team and support staff working in the hospital daily, who benefit from a varied menu,
As a result of a limited access, 52% have had to buy food and drinks from vending machines, the survey revealed.
The show will have representatives from restaurants, pubs and grab & go outlets such as Nando’s, Greene King and Pret in attendances as well as operators from universities, hospitals and local
As part of the deal, Compass has funded a new main entrance to the hospital, which will be complemented by high-street brands Costa Coffee and Subway.
The event was hosted at Brakes’ Covent Garden headquarters and gave customers the opportunity to tour a number of themed zones with specific areas relevant to care homes, hospitals, coffee shops, s
It is the sixth consecutive year of growth for the company who recorded an increase in pre-tax profit on last year, rising to £619,000.
The money raised will be used to fund research into dysphagia in people with dementia in a residential care setting.
The RCPCH has published 'Child Health Matters - Vision for 2017' in which it sets out the key policy calls it would like all political parties to adopt, whatever the general election result on June
Chris Ash, managing director, ISS Healthcare, said: “The trust had been a valued customer up until 2009, when the next round of tendering saw another provider takeover, but we left on good terms an