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BBC News: Army called in to transport vital NHS staff to hospitals
"The Army has been drafted in to help 200 NHS staff get to work in Edinburgh.
Using 4x4 vehicles provided by the Ministry of Defence, Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, soldiers started moving staff on Thursday evening.
They will support shift changes at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and the Western General hospitals while the severe weather continues."
Metro: Greggs driver stranded on motorway decides everyone needs a free doughnut
"These drivers must have been fearing the worst when their cars got stranded on the A1 this morning.
But an unlikely hero saved their misery, for a few hours at least.
He wasn’t wearing a cape, but he did have his Greggs uniform on.
Jon is a delivery driver for Greggs and he was en route to a drop-off when his lorry full of a cakes and doughnuts grinded to a halt near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland.
As the heavy snow kept coming, Jon decided to cheer everyone up.
He got the go-ahead from head office and started unloading boxes of the good stuff from his lorry."
Judos for Greegs OKing this this, rather than let the load go to waste.
BBC News: Army called in to transport vital NHS staff to hospitals
"The Army has been drafted in to help 200 NHS staff get to work in Edinburgh.
Using 4x4 vehicles provided by the Ministry of Defence, Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, soldiers started moving staff on Thursday evening.
They will support shift changes at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and the Western General hospitals while the severe weather continues."
Metro: Greggs driver stranded on motorway decides everyone needs a free doughnut
"These drivers must have been fearing the worst when their cars got stranded on the A1 this morning.
But an unlikely hero saved their misery, for a few hours at least.
He wasn’t wearing a cape, but he did have his Greggs uniform on.
Jon is a delivery driver for Greggs and he was en route to a drop-off when his lorry full of a cakes and doughnuts grinded to a halt near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland.
As the heavy snow kept coming, Jon decided to cheer everyone up.
He got the go-ahead from head office and started unloading boxes of the good stuff from his lorry."
Judos for Greegs OKing this this, rather than let the load go to waste.
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