Island receives Macmillan cancer award

Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:00

An on-Island cancer support facility has been handed a prestigious award:

That's the front of house manager for Noble's Hospital - who says the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service is a vital lifeline for sufferers and their families.

The Macmillan Quality Environment Mark was first bestowed by the charity in 2012.

Reassessed every three years - Dawn Stanton explains why it's been granted for a second time:

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