Harley Street
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| London borough | City of Westminster |
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| Major cities | London |
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About Harley Street
Harley Street is a street in Marylebone, central London, which has been noted since the 19th century for its large number of private specialists in medicine and surgery. It was named after Thomas Harley who was Lord Mayor of London in 1767.
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Rod Stewart pays for scans at NHS hospital to cut waiting lists
Sir Rod Stewart has paid for A Day 's worth of MRI scans for patients at his local NHS hospital in a bid to help cut waiting lists.
The Singer , who lives in Essex, visited the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow as some scans were taking place.
Last month he called a live phone-in on Sky News and offered to pay for People to have hospital scans, having just returned from having a scan himself.
Sir Rod said he wanted to " prove I'm not all mouth and trousers".
The 77-year-old's donation is covering A Day of scans for patients, which were being carried out at private healthcare firm InHealth's mobile MRI scanning unit at The Hospital site.
" I had just come from my scan in a private clinic near Harley Street , " He Said .
" I walked in and said 'I'm terribly sorry, I'm half an hour late'.
" They said 'don't worry, there's hardly anybody in Here Today '.
" There were eight People with hardly anything to do. Then I thought this is a terrible injustice, so here We Are . "
The Singer said he did not want this gesture to be a one-off, and said: " If this is a big success, which I think it will be, I'd like to do it in Belfast, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, and just keep it going, and hope some Other People follow me.
" Because I want to prove I'm not all mouth and trousers and that's why I'm here to prove that I followed through with it. "
Although He Said he did not wish to talk about politics, when pressed on The State of the NHS, He Said : " There must be enough money in the coffers to pay up for these nurses. Only two years ago we were clapping, and Now . .
" Bless them, they work so Hard - Salt of The Earth . "
" We've got to sort this out, really. We're in Dire Straits . "
He Said he felt he was in " a privileged Position - I've earned my money and I want to help People - it's as simple as that".
While at The Hospital he met patient Omarie Ryan, 36, who had come from London for a knee scan.
Mr Ryan described The Meeting as " A Dream come true".
The Hospital 's chief operating officer, Stephanie Lawton, said The Day of scans funded by Sir Rod would help reduce their waiting list by about10%, or 20 or so patients.
" Rod's a local resident, we're his local hospital, we're really delighted to be working with him and his team for the benefit of patients and doing everything we can to reduce The Waiting lists, " She Said .
Source of news: bbc.com