Diane’s an award-winner

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“Nothing is ever too much trouble for Diane – she gives 100 per cent to everything she does.”Colleagues of Care Support Worker Diane Cooper officially have an award-winner in their Walsall Healthcare team now she has been recognised for going above and beyond in her daily role.Diane is the proud owner of a Chief

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