A&E nurse receives new bike after old one was stolen outside hospital

A nurse who had his bike was stolen while he was working a 12-hour shift in A&E has been gifted a new one.

Russ Davison, who works at Leicester Royal Infirmary, cycles approximately 12 miles to work.

However, when he finished his shift on Wednesday 22nd April, he walked out of the hospital to find his bike had been taken.

Last week ITV News Central were able to give him the good news that Halfords had heard his story and wanted to give him a new bike for free.

Here's what Russ had to say about being given the bike:

Rob Thompson, store manager at a Halfords store in Loughborough, had this to say about helping Russ:

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