(Reuters) - Gary Neville has said that the two hotels he co-owns with former Manchester United team mate Ryan Giggs will be made available to National Health Service (NHS) staff at no cost as they fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Premier League side Chelsea have also made the Millennium Hotel at their Stamford Bridge stadium in London available to NHS staff.
"Our 176 beds will be occupied by NHS workers and medical professionals from Friday," Neville said in a video posted on Twitter.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Chelsea make hotel available to NHS staff fighting Covid-19 | Malay MailLONDON, March 18 — Chelsea has made the Millennium Hotel at their Stamford Bridge stadium in London available to the National Health Service (NHS) to provide accommodation to staff as they fight the coronavirus pandemic, the Premier League club said on Wednesday. Chelsea said owner Roman...
Read more »
NGO moots action against chief sec for not inviting opposition MBs, CMsCORONAVIRUS | Oversight of such magnitude during a time of public health crisis is unacceptable, says Cenbet.
Read more »
Brent crude sinks below US$30 a barrel as recession fears weighCORONAVIRUS | This after the coronavirus pandemic has slowed economic growth and oil demand.
Read more »
Trump 'going big' with US$1 trillion stimulus as US coronavirus deaths top 100CORONAVIRUS | Spain unveils an 'unprecedented' 200 billion euros coronavirus package
Read more »
FT minister announces one-month DBKL rent exemption for businessesCORONAVIRUS | This is for them to cope with the two-week movement control order to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Annuar Musa says.
Read more »