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“Calm before the storm” – the eerie quiet in Cornwall’s hospitals

“Calm before the storm” – the eerie quiet in Cornwall’s hospitals

Posted By Anne North on 27th March 2020

By Anne North There are signs that the Covid-19 crisis has brought some relief – albeit only temporary – to the Accident and Emergency unit at the Royal Cornwall Hospital.…

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