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TEWV staff member becomes first NHS Ambassador for retired service animals charity

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By Tees Esk
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Graham Cornwell, Security Manager at Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV), has worked at Ridgeway Hospital in Middlesbrough for 22 years. Committed to maintaining patient dignity and rights while helping to reduce the presence of unauthorised drugs within hospital settings, Graham established the trust’s Detection Dog Service. The service supports staff to identify illegal substances more effectively while ensuring patients are treated with dignity and respect.
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Thank you to colleagues following the fire at Springwood

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By Tees Esk
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Following the fire at Springwood in Malton, we want to thank all colleagues who responded so calmly and compassionately during what must have been a frightening and unsettling incident. While most staff were not directly involved, our colleagues at Springwood experienced a very difficult day. Their focus remained on keeping people in our care safe, supporting each other and working together under pressure.
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Cumbria Trek Puts Spotlight on Men’s Mental Health

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By Tees Esk
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Fiona Plummer, 51, who works in an adult learning disability service in Durham battled difficult weather and terrain across the 71-mile journey. The walk, which starts in Ulverston and finishes in Carlisle, was completed in memory of Fiona’s brother, Brian, and mother, Edith, who both died within a week of each other in 2021. The loss left a lasting impact, shaping Fiona’s decision to take on the demanding trek and raise money for Andy’s Man Club.
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