Hill End Hospital. Mary Walker, who qualified in 1953, remembers:
I remember that at Hill End we slept over the neurosurgical ward and over the eye ward,
where Miss Henderson was the sister. One day, someone left their washing in a washbasin,
and left the tap running and the water overflowed and ran down onto all the patients in the
eye ward who'd had cataract surgery. In those days, patients who had had cataract surgery
were not allowed to move - so they were all lying in bed under umbrellas for a little while until
the problem was sorted. Miss Henderson was not amused!