A giant rainbow banner has appeared at Southport’s busiest roundabout, as a way of saying thank you to our amazing NHS workers.
The 6ft-high rainbow banner, flanked by love hearts, is situated near to another banner proclaiming ‘Love The NHS’.
The signs are situated on fences along the B&Q superstore on New Foul Lane, by Kew roundabout, not far away from Southport & Formby District General Hospital.
This photo was posted in Stand Up For Southport by Tracy Nunn.
She wrote: “As an NHS key worker I cannot say how much I really appreciated seeing this at B&Q Meols Cop this morning!”
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Other people have also enjoyed seeing the new signs.
Sue Doonan wrote: “I noticed that on my drive to work to Ormskirk Hospital. Thank you for your support!”
Catherine Mondou wrote: “NHS you are doing a fantastic job, we are so grateful, many thanks.”
Karen Courtney said: “Thank you to all the wonderful NHS and everyone working that are doing all the essential jobs to keep us at home and safe and a big shout out to all the amazing volunteers.”
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