Telemedicine activities have been amongst the fortes of
PERN and in the recent past,
PERN has successfully pledged advance telemedicine activities in collaboration with the Society of Surgeons of Pakistan while connecting Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi - first teaching hospital on
PERN.
JOB WELL DONE
Pern is to retire after 16 years of service to the police, during which galloping through fire, inset, was all part of a day's work
He added: "A police horse has a very demanding job and sadly
Pern's old bones couldn't stand up to the rigours of four hours a day out patrolling any more.
Mr
Pern said: `'It has been nice taking them on lessons but it's a lot harder teaching your own daughters than your regular pupils."
Mr
Pern said: "Working in partnership with the school of catering and hospitality at Middlesbrough College enables The Star Inn to play a bigger part in the future of the skills base in our industry."
A petite
Pern, Wooding plays her from 15-year-old peasant girl through her star status as wife of the president of Argentina (Mark Heenehan as Juan
Pern) to her death from cervical cancer at the age of 33 - a Jade Goody of her time perhaps: winning, losing and winning again the empathy of the people during a butterfly transformation.
The contest already has the support of well-known professionals - who will all be judges - including chef and restaurateur Terry Laybourne, Andrew
Pern from the Star at Harome in North Yorkshire and Great British Menu winner Nigel Haworth from Northcote Manor in Lancashire.
Now the opposite is true: Evita fans will see the 37-year-old playing Che Guevara alongside Rachael Wooding's Eva
Pern in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's hit musical which opens its two-week run at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle, tonight.
TOAST TO SUCCESS: Lynn Longstaff, Graham Longstaff and Barbara Dawson enjoy the party atmosphere, left, along with Angela
Pern, , Stephen Gibbens and Rosemary Young, partners of Trustlaw, right PARTY TIME: Joining the fun are, left to right above, Kelly Davies, Katie and Ryan Malarkey and Rob O''Hagan and, left to right below, Dominique Reynolds, Steven Chatterton, Claire Robinson and Stephen Gibbens Do you have any company events planned?
LONG before it was at all trendy to have local produce peeping from your organic hessian shopping basket or a larder packed with feathered poultry, the
Pern family farmhouse table was ever groaning with frond-topped carrots and pluck-your-own game.
Michelin-starred Andrew
Pern, pictured, just voted Northern Chef of the Year, was returning to his old school at Fyling Hall, Robin Hood's Bay, today to cook a feast similar to that served at his own restaurant, the Star Inn at Harome, near Helmsley.
Andrew
Pern, owner of the Star Inn at Harome, near Helmsley, has been given the go-ahead for his establishment to work with Middlesbrough College, which is developing a centre of vocational excellence for catering and hospitality.
