Olympic torch comes to King’s !
26 Jul. 2012We thought we’d share our 10 minutes of excitement at King’s College London and the hospital – when the Olympic torch procession made its way through sunny Camberwell – and along Coldharbour Lane, passing the Rayne Institute – where much of the King’s haematology research takes place.
The Rayne also used to be our head-office – before we moved to the hospital itself.
Today the street was filled with King’s staff and happy Camberwellians.
The torch was carried by a King’s member of staff.
Last Wednesday in Harrow it was carried by Dr Ed Glucksman – who is the Clinical Director for Trauma and Emergency Medicine at King’s – and has worked there for 25 years. An truly amazing and nice person.
We took some photos and included some familiar staff from the haematology department:
Here is a link to the King’s website with more information:
http://www.kch.nhs.uk/news/public/news/view/10695
Enjoy!
