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On Monday 29th June 2020 we began welcoming outpatients to The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre’s new flagship 11-storey Liverpool hospital and less than eight weeks later our first clinical trials patient rang the End of Treatment Bell overlooking the city’s skyline.

Today we'd like you to meet Wayne who you will see around our new hospital in Liverpool wearing a sunflower lanyard. At the age of 45 Wayne was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of Autism Spectrum Condition, and the sunflower lanyard he wears symbolises a hidden disability.

A national Public Health England (PHE) study which will contribute to the active health surveillance and knowledge of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in NHS workers has now opened at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.

This week we'd like to introduce you to Jazmin, a third year undergraduate student studying law at The University of Sheffield.

​Cancer treatment for anybody can be difficult, but for someone who has a learning disability or additional needs it can be truly overwhelming. With the support of individuals with a learning disability The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust has created a short film to help patients with learning disabilities gain confidence in attending hospital for treatment.

Today we're introducing you to meet Fliss, an Adult Nursing Student from Liverpool who works as a Nursing Assistant in hospitals in Knowsley and Liverpool.

Volunteers play a vital role here at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre. An extension of our expert team of staff, our volunteers enhance the experience of our patients and their families across our three hospitals.One such volunteer is post-graduate student, Karl Costigan.

This week we're introducing you student nurse and Clatterbridge Cancer Centre - Liverpool volunteer Daniel.