If you would like to post a message here, contact
Joe Roulstone or Steve Edwards via E-mail.
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I’ve posted various messages on Facebook but failed to get any response.
I’m trying to contacted a mate from the 70’s who was in the medical branch and also in Gibraltar with me “John Mclaren”
Anyone who knows where he ended up or how to contact him please let me know via the forum or Facebook.
It would be good to get in touch with him again, maybe even get him to one of the reunions down in Plymouth.
I had heard that he may have crossed the bar ? But have nothing to confirm this.
I had heard that he may have crossed the bar ? But have nothing to confirm this.
Joe Roulstone
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I am decluttering my house to move from Sussex back to Devon and found an original script from the Pantomine 'RNH PRESENTS ALADDIN' adapted by John Callow by kind permission of Surgeon Rear Admiral G A Binns QHS. It's early 1970s. I've also got 'characters in order of appearance'. If anyone who was in the pantomime would like this, I am more than happy to 'gift' it. I was not a nurse but a civil servant, working firstly for JBD in surgical department at the back of theatres, and then we moved to top floor below Orthopaedics to a bespoke OPD. Patricia (Floyd) Welsh
ReplyDeleteHi Patricia, I can not remember if I ever got back to you, I am sorry if I did not, how rude of me.
ReplyDeleteI did post this on our FB site and various others but never had any replies to my knowledge.
Did anyone ever contact you ?
I know its late but if you still have the script I will take it off your hands and make it available for the RNH Group to download as required.
Yours Joe Roulstone.
Hello!! I have stumbled across this website whilst I am researching the history of my office block for my degree! I work in Lyster Court which I believe was formerly known as Block H or possibly Gibraltor.
ReplyDeleteCan anyone confirm what this ward was used for and does anyone have any images inside or out please!
I am studying Building Surveying and I need to research the heritage and the changes over time! Its an incredible building and would appreciate any help
My email address is helenaprocter@googlemail.com
Thankyou in advance
H block in the 70s consisted of H1 (ground floor) mental health. H2 and H3 were both medical wards.
DeleteBlock letters and their names, from 1924 onwards.
DeleteA, Dominica; B, Ushant; C, Algiers; D, La Hogue; E, Johannesburg; F, Nile; G, St Vincent; H, Gibraltar; I, Basque Roads; and J, San Domingo, and K was just left as K Block.
Any ideas when the 2023 reunion pictures will be posted?
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