My Uncle Albert Hammond worked there too for many yrs ,he was the longest serving heart transplant patient from wythenshawe hos too , he sadly passed away last yr but he enjoyed every day at churchills /kearns and richards .....i only came to google this as where i work in Perth Australia i asked someone to sharpen my chisel and while waiting in the mainteance roon i noticed an old Churchills machine , im sorry but i got a bit emotional as Albert and i use to go out twice a week and he would tell me stories about kernes /churchills ect ...but this machine ,in Oz actually had Noar was here on it , i was looking for datews and the guy told me it was at least 50 yr old ...i was born in Broadheath , lived there and know Alty so well but Oz was calling for me and the children ....
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