Our latest film offers a local perspective on the wider history of the National Health Service. Set up in 1948, the newly nationalised provision of healthcare, now known as the NHS, was desperately short of staff. Unable to recruit closer to home, the British government began to recruit overseas. This production highlights the contribution of African Caribbean people to the building of the NHS locally. It traces a longer history of compassionate care that includes Mary Seacole and other early pi

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