On 31st January 2020, Newcastle Hospitals became the first hospital
in the UK to receive patients suffering from a new illness -
Covid-19. At the time Tom Warburton was a senior director at
Newcastle City Council and was directly involved in organising many
of the city's responses to the Covid pandemic. As a keen amateur
photographer, he knew he would be in a unique position to try and
make a photographic record of the pandemic's effect on Newcastle
and its people during one of the most difficult periods in recent
history. Over the next two years, and with controlled access to
some of the most sensitive and strategic areas of the battle
against the virus, Tom recorded both the sadness and desperation as
well as the achievements and sacrifices of those in the frontline
fight against the pandemic. Tom's photographs will serve as an
important historical reminder of one of the most significant and
strange times in Newcastle's history and as a fitting tribute to
those who took risks to help others and provide life-saving
services. A proportion of the book's sales revenue will go to
Newcastle Hospitals Charity and West End Food Bank.
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