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Mercedes
on the move!
Over
£1 million worth of vehicles will
make the short journey to Mercedes-Benz and smart of Liverpool, a
purpose-built Mercedes-Benz Experience Centre just off the A5053 to
its new home in Pall Mall, which opens its doors for business on
Monday 18 October.
Staff
are working around the clock to ensure everything is in place for
the opening, even the boutique collection of miniature Mercedes
pedal cars for drivers of the future!
Mercedes-Benz
and smart of Liverpool will be one of the most futuristic and
technically advanced automotive retail centres in the UK. The vast
gallery area provides space to profile 20 cars from the
ever-expanding model range, including the New Generation C-Class and
SLK-Class Roadster arrivals.
Chris
added:- "We look forward to welcoming existing and
prospective Mercedes-Benz and smart owners to the site and
delivering levels of customer service commensurate with these
exceptional facilities."
Approved
Used car facilities have been improved, with visitors able to peruse
more than
50
pre-owned vehicles from a covered exterior display and, in the Benz
Lounge, customers can enjoy an espresso bar, wide screen TV,
Internet/office facilities and a boutique displaying a selection of
clothing and accessories. The "BabyBenz" zone includes
videos, games and Playstation consoles for youngsters.
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Ruth's
bid for top award
HEALTH
worker Ruth Iveson is one of only five people nationwide to be short
listed for a prestigious public service award.
Ruth, who works in Liverpool and Sefton, is in the running for the
Society Guardian 'Public Servant of the Year' award. Her employer,
Mersey Care NHS Trust, is also short listed for a 'Service Delivery'
award in the mental health category.
Ruth, aged 58, is thought to be the first human resources manager in
the country to work solely with service users and carers to help
them into work, and also to give them a say in recruiting staff for
the mental health and learning disability services trust.
Ruth, who lives in Southport, has worked for the health service for
more than 20 years. Her pioneering work within Mersey Care, which
provides mental health and learning disability services for the
area, has led to patients and their families having a real say in
services and the way they are run.
Ruth said:- "I'm absolutely made up that I've been short
listed for this award. It's recognition for the work I do, which is
at the heart of the trust policy to involve people who we provide
services for."
Mersey Care's service nomination for a Society Guardian award is for
its role in developing an innovative family room at Stoddart House,
based at Aintree Hospital.
The awards ceremony will take place at the Victoria and Albert
Museum, London, on 23 November. Help Ruth win by voting on line for
her at the awards website:- www.societyguardian.co.uk/
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