Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville is to open his hotels free of charge to health workers to help with the coronavirus crisis.
Neville's two Manchester hotels will be closed to the public, freeing 176 beds for NHS and other medical staff.
The former United captain said none of his staff will be made redundant or asked to take unpaid leave.
Neville says it is something they are delighted to have been able to come to an agreement with.
[Source: BBC]
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