The New Paperchase

A wee baby changing bag left into shop

Someone toped up their child’s bus card yesterday in shop and it didn’t work so they might not have enough journeys on their card if they call back they will get it sorted today

‼️ ‼️ Customer Notice‼️‼️
Opening hours from Sunday 18th Aug to Sunday 25th August!

Sun 18th Aug 6am - 3pm
Mon 19th Aug 6am - 6pm
Tues 20th Aug 6am - 6pm
Wed 21st Aug 6am - 6pm
Thurs 22nd Aug 6am - 6pm
Fri 23rd Aug 6am - 6pm
Sat 24th Aug. 6am - 6pm
Sun 25th Aug 6am - 6pm

This is to allow for staff Holidays
sorry for any inconvenience this may cause

‼️ Customer Notice‼️

This Sunday 28th July we will close the Paperchase at 3pm to allow all our staff to support and cheer on Armagh in the All Ireland Final. We hope this will not cause too much inconvenience! Enjoy the game Everyone and we wish the whole team and management the very best.

🟧⬜️Ard Mhacha Abú🟧⬜️

Purse left in shop
Mrs j crooks

Wee bag found outside shop

set of keys found in edward street handed into us

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Holy Communion is approaching we have a selection of cards, books, rosary beads and medals 🙏

We have plenty of v**e oil in store

Alert fake £20 notes in circulation not the best but could be passed to a busy shop or pub the people doing this don’t care about the cost to a business or it’s employees as it’s a loss to the business and puts jobs at risk .

Anyone know Ronan Doran left his revolut card in shop

Love life counselling are having a car boot sale please show some support

Our lottery is now back in action apologies for the delay it’s down to lottery changing ownership

Unfortunately our lottery is off line and won’t be back online until Monday or Tuesday you can still purchase scratch cards but we can’t process them if you win we apologise for any inconvenience

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So now they are doing it, just announced on Channel 4 News. Facebook is charging all users starting Monday. You can do an opt-out by this. Hold your finger over this message and copy, it can’t be a shared. I do not give permission for Facebook to charge £4.99 a month to my account, also; all my pictures are the property of mine and NOT Facebooks!!! Opt-out If you are thinking of getting off FB because of the volume of sales ads and trash stuff. So hold your finger anywhere in this post and click ′copy’. Go to your page where it says ‘What's on your mind?’ Tap your finger anywhere in the blank field. Click paste. This upgrades the system.
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Closing early tonight
Blow you off your
Feet out there

Someone left a set of keys in shop
Tonight

Posted anonymously by an A&E doctor: 💔💔 Please excuse some of the language, this is a frustrated healthcare professional ❤️‍🩹💙🌈

Im writing this because I’m angry. Actually more than that, I’m fu*king livid.

I’m an A&E reg with 9+ years experience in A&E both here and overseas. This morning was the first time EVER that I cried in my car after a shift.

I was on nights over this New Years period, but New Year was not the issue, every shift is like this now.

Where 5 years ago we had 50 patients in the department on handover at night, we now have 180. It used to be around 20 patients to see with a 1-2 hour wait for clinician, it’s now 60-70 with a 10 hour wait.

People used to lose their minds if patients were coming up to 4 hour breaches. Last night 60% of the patients in A&E had been there for more than 12 hours, some for more than 40. Many I saw the night before, still in the same place when I came on.

No triage or obs after 2 hours of arrival, no bloods or ECGs or gas for 4 hours. Regularly finding people in the waiting room after 4 hours with initial gases showing hyperkalamia or severe acidosis or hypoglycaemia.

87 year olds coming in after falls sitting on chairs for 18 hours. Other elderly patients lying in their own urine for hours because there’s no staff, or even room to change them into something dry. As the reg in charge of the shift, Ive had (on multiple occasions) to help the sole nurse in the area change patients by holding a sheet around the bed because we have to do it in the middle of a corridor. People lying on the floor because there’s no chairs left, trolleys parked literally wherever we can put them.

Things have been getting even worse for the last 3 months. 5 weeks I came home raging to my wife that people are sitting in their own p**s for hours and it’s so inhumane. Now we’ve got to the point where people are actually dying. People who’ve been in A&E for 2-3 days,

The media and public might blame the A&E nurses and doctors for this, but honestly what the fu*k are we meant to do with 180 people in a department built for 50. With 8 nurses rather than the MINIMUM staffing of 12. 1 or 2 nurses per area, giving meds, doing obs, trying to provide basic cares to 25-30 people, an absolute impossibility. And there’s less nurses every week, because honestly why would you put yourself through this day after day?

Resus patients are quickly assessed and stepped down to make room for the next pre-alert, going to the area with those same poor nurses, already overstretched, now inheriting an severely unwell patient.

We need to accept the truth, the NHS isn’t breaking, it’s broken. And the same bastards who broke it are doing reality TV shows and writing books about how they saved the NHS whilst refusing to increase nursing pay. We try and shovel s**t with spoons whilst they pour it in with dump trucks

The NHS as we knew it is dead, and it breaks my heart, because it’s a beautiful system. It shouldn’t be like this, and those of us who have been around for longer than 5 years know it wasn’t always like this.

The public have no idea, they don’t really know how dangerous this all is. When they come in they’re horrified, but most of the population don’t know how bad it is. This could be their mum on a trolley for 17 hours, or their wife or son or daughter.

I genuinely feel it’s now our responsibility to speak out. We don’t for fear that it will make our hospital look bad or harm our careers. But it’s not a hospital problem, it’s a national problem, and it’s a problem brought about by the politics of the people in power.

We need to shine a light on what they’ve done, make the public so angry that they demand a change. Massive recruitment of nurses through a proper wage/paid uni/free parking/free Nando’s if that’s what it takes would be a start.

If anyone has any idea how we could coordinate some kind of campaign to show the state of emergency departments in the UK right now please write a response, because I can’t work in this much longer, and more importantly I’m not sure the patients can survive it.

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