Staff honoured at Long Service Awards 2025

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Walsall and Wolverhampton NHS staff have been thanked and celebrated for their combined 16,410 years of dedication to their careers.A Long Service Awards event took place at The Willows in Willenhall yesterday (Tuesday 3 June) and celebrated both The Royal Wolverhampton and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trusts’ staff.More than 200 staff were in attendance to celebrate

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