DOZENS of free meals to were delivered to NHS staff and volunteers at the City Hall today.
Saffron Indian Takeaway, on Wilton Road, provided the meals for vaccine volunteers, "as a way of saying thank you".
Rowsonara Begum, from the takeaway, said: “The success of providing hot meals to the hospital workers during the first lockdown has given us the confidence to offer this service as our way of saying thank you once more.
"We thank Salisbury District Council for this opportunity and hope that our meals help refuel our army of volunteers and NHS workers.
"Also thanks to the High Sheriff of Wiltshire, Major General Ashley Truluck CB CBE who was very helpful in coordinating this arrangement for us and has been encouraging and supportive throughout the planning process”.
In a post on Twitter, the businesses added: "It gives us great pleasure to be able to offer this meal.
"On behalf of everyone we would like to share our thanks and appreciation for all your hard work adminstering vaccinations, and by doing so, helping to save lives".
Today we delivered free meals to the vaccine volunteers at Salisbury City Hall.
— Saffron Indian Takeaway (@TakeawaySaffron) February 25, 2021
Thanks to the High Sheriff of Wiltshire Major General Ashley Truluck CB CBE @truluck_wilts who was very helpful in coordinating this arrangement for us.
Thanks to the volunteers for their help. pic.twitter.com/lacuZgPkbu
Rowsonara added: "We hope that we will be able to make this delivery of free meals once a fortnight as the vaccination programme continues to roll out across more groups of people.”
For more information go to saffronsalisbury.co.uk.
Here is a video of today's delivery of meals by Saffron Indian Takeaway at Salisbury City Hall Vaccination Centre for the volunteers and NHS staff.
— Saffron Indian Takeaway (@TakeawaySaffron) February 25, 2021
1/2#salisbury #wiltshire #vaccinations #keyworkers #nhsworker #volunteers #curry #food #delivery pic.twitter.com/uqGdpMgJfO
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