Retired NHS nurses talk about how it's changed over the years
Two retired nurses have said it was a privilege to spend years working with patients and their families in the NHS.
Beverley Appleyard, 59, and Liz Marshall, 66, started working at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester at the same time.
The pair joined the nursing team in 1991 and both retired 30 years later in 2021.
In the lead up to the NHS celebrating its 75th anniversary, Ms Appleyard and Ms Marshall have reflected on their careers.
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