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Medical transport vehicle to ease Childers transport patient woes

Isis Central Sugar Mill chief executive officer Peter Hawe pictured with the community Patient Transport Vehicle to be launched at Forest View in Childers next Wednesday. The Mill was among the major doniors to the fully community funded cost of the vehicle.

When a problem rears it head in a small town like Childers, the community has a habit of rolling up […]

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