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Everton chefs cook up an award winning storm
STAFF at 1 of the UK's leading
football stadia are celebrating after scooping a top catering accolade for the
2nd year running, on 1 June 2017.
The Sodexo Prestige Venues AND Events team at Goodison Park; home to Everton
Football Club; was named Chef Team of the Year in the Stadium Events and
Hospitality Awards 2017. Held annually to recognise the UK's best football and rugby stadia venues, the
awards attracted entries from scores of sporting venues across the country.
Having won in 2016, the Goodison Park Team once again impressed the judges
during a live kitchen event held at the Hospitality Show, at the NEC, Birmingham,
earlier this year.
Teams were given 1 hour to prepare, cook and present a 3 course menu, which
would be suitable for their club chairman to entertain the head of the FA or RFU
for dinner.
Debbie Slee, sales and marketing manager for Sodexo Prestige Venues and Events at
Everton Football Club, said:- "This is another amazing achievement for our
talented and dedicated team at Goodison Park, and we are proud that they have
now won this accolade 2 years in a row. It proves what we already knew,
that our team is the best in the business, and this is testament to everyone's
hard work, dedication and determination. We were up against some strong
competition, but our team stepped up to the challenge and refused to let the
award go anywhere else. We're delighted to have retained the title for another
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Working to deliver sterling community services in Southport and Formby LANCASHIRE Care NHS Foundation Trust is now providing community services to residents in Southport and Formby, since the beginning of May 2017. The Trust is providing services in the area after NHS Southport and Formby Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) awarded it the contract following a competitive procurement exercise. The Trust worked closely with Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust and NHS Southport and Formby CCG for 6 months prior to May to ensure a smooth transition of services for patients and staff. Sue Moore, Chief Operating Officer for Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust, said:- "We are very excited to be providing services in this area and to build on the positive relationships that have been established with local GPs, the third sector and Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust. We have been closely working with our partners for several months to enable a smooth transition of services for patients and staff that ensures the delivery of high quality community services that supports the health and wellbeing of local people. We're committed to achieving the vision set in the Shaping Sefton programme and want to see a better join up of all healthcare with other organisations that are often involved in providing an individual's care. The aim is to provide services in a more seamless way and close to people's home whenever it is appropriate and safe to do so." Dr Rob Caudwell, Chair of NHS Southport and Formby CCG, said:- "It's clear that Lancashire Care understands and shares the vision we have set out in Shaping Sefton, where all services work better together and are more able to respond to the differing needs of our patients. We call this community centred health and care. The views of our residents contributed to designing this vision and we know, like us, they value the role of high quality community services play in achieving this. Whilst Lancashire Care has only recently taken on the management of community services in Southport and Formby, we have been impressed with the work they've been carrying out over the past few months to ensure the switch from the previous provider has been as smooth as possible for both staff and patients. We are confident that over time Lancashire Care will be able to transform the way these services operate, resulting in noticeable benefits for our patients and their carers." Community Services is the name for a wide range of care and support commonly provided in:- clinics, health centres, GP practices and sometimes directly in patients' homes. These services include:- district nursing, community matrons, blood testing, foot and leg care, treatment rooms, continence services, pain clinics, diabetes clinics and speech and language therapies. |
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