Well sadly not but it got you reading the post. I was out with Joy Mann in the Lower Road area of her Bedmond and Primrose Hill ward. (For the information of St Albans viewers, this is about as far west and north as you can go in the parliamentary constituency, next to the West Coast mainline and to all intents and purposes in Hemel Hempstead – but I digress.)
Anyway the first house where Joy was called, the residents weren’t in, she pushed a leaflet through the letter box and a silent dog lurking inside bit her finger.
Just to be on the safe side, I took her to the doctor’s in Kings Langley – where the nurse was fully booked doing vaccinations. So off we went to Hemel Hempstead and the Urgent Care Centre. The picture shows Joy duly bandaged and armed with antibiotics afterwards.
But it reminded me of the dangers faced every day by postmen and deliverers of every kind. And also how difficult and inconvenient it is to get to the rambling hospital site at Hemel.
Last weekend I wrote a post about Hemel A&E closing and that all roads no longer led to Hemel – well today they did.
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