
ALT Poster titled “Save the Date – Wednesday 24 June: Local Author Visit”. The poster announces that local author Lucy Andrew, writer of A Very Vexing Murder, will be visiting the Royal Readers Book Club at the Bell Library, Building 11, New Cross Hospital. Event time is 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start, with a hybrid option if enough attendees register. Refreshments will be provided and registration is via [email protected]. Blurb: Harriet Smith — companion, wallflower, sleuth. Mrs Churchill believes someone is trying to kill her and fears Jane Fairfax has captured her nephew Frank’s heart. She hires Harriet Smith to break up the romance and uncover who wants her dead. As Harriet’s list of suspects grows, she must prevent the worst from happening while resisting her own feelings for Frank Churchill.

ALT Tina Dangerfield, Knowledge Officer/Deputy Centre Manager (left) and Rosemary Adams, Patient Relations Support Officer (right), smile cheerfully at the camera while holding takeaway coffee cups in front of a noticeboard with posters and information leaflets. Both are wearing winter coats and appear to be indoors.

ALT A physical copy of the book "A Clinician's Survival Guide to Leadership and Management on the Ward, Fourth Edition" by Brian Dolan, Amy Lochtie and Krishna Gohil, published by Elsevier. The teal cover features a grid pattern with white medical icons in hexagons and an orange "Survival Guide" badge. The book is still in plastic wrap and placed on a wooden surface. A small holographic sticker is visible on the lower right corner.

ALT The image shows five individuals standing in front of a backdrop featuring the "Education Academy" and "RWT" logos, representing the Faculties of Health Care Scientists, Undergraduate Medicine, and Management. They are holding certificates from the Joint Education Awards 2025, recognising their contributions to education and training at RWT and WHT. The certificates highlight: • Joel Marriott as Highly Commended. • Shedene Bogle & SIM Team as Winner • MLCC Education Centre Team as Highly Commended. • Steve Webb as Highly Commended, holding a trophy alongside his certificate.

ALT A promotional graphic for a spring writing competition hosted by The Bell Library's writing club, in collaboration with the book club The Royal Readers. The text is in black on a white background, with a blue header that reads "Spring writing competition." The main body of the text provides details about the competition: entries should be short stories or poems with a word count of approximately 4,000 words (noted as a flexible guideline), must be submitted to [email protected] by 17 April and should follow a "spring" theme. Images are included for inspiration. Prizes include a set of fiction books, chocolates and an Amazon voucher. For more information, contact The Bell Library at the provided email or extension 85322. To the right of the text is an image of two ducklings standing on a rock near a body of water, with greenery in the background, symbolizing the spring theme.

ALT Sir David Nicholson KCB CBE, Group Chair and Joyce Bradley, Head of Quality Improvement at Walsall Healthcare, are seen holding mugs while standing together in an office setting. Sir David is wearing a dark sweater and Joyce is wearing a polka dot cardigan with an ID badge. They recently met to catch up, discussing their similar educational backgrounds in biochemistry, their career paths, shared interests in reading and their roles in quality improvement within healthcare.

ALT Sir David Nicholson KCB CBE, Group Chair and Joyce Bradley, Head of Quality Improvement at Walsall Healthcare, are seen holding mugs while standing together in an office setting. Sir David is wearing a dark sweater and Joyce is wearing a polka dot cardigan with an ID badge. They recently met to catch up, discussing their similar educational backgrounds in biochemistry, their career paths, shared interests in reading and their roles in quality improvement within healthcare.

ALT Health Information Week poster. The title reads "Health Information Week" with the subtitle "Inspiring Better Health" and the dates "20-26 January 2025". Below the title, there is a colourful logo with the letters "HIW". The poster lists different health topics for each day from the 20th to the 24th of January: - 20th: Winter Health (icon of a snowflake with a heart) - 21st: Mental Health (icon of a head with a heart inside) - 22nd: Wellbeing (icon of a heart with an electrocardiogram line) - 23rd: Health Literacy & Misinformation (icon of an open book) - 24th: Digital Literacy (icon of a computer with various digital symbols). The hashtag #HIW2025 is at the bottom.


































