Money to improve cancer services
A former patient at Noble's Hospital has left hundreds of thousands of pounds to the health department as a gesture of gratitude.
The identity of the woman who has left the legacy of £215,000 has not been revealed, but it's understood the money is for the improvement of cancer services.
It comes as the DHSC confirmed plans to relocate the chemotherapy unit into the main Noble's Hospital site.
Minister Kate Beecroft says it's a welcome boost for the department:
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