Mull man’s ‘tanks’ to the NHS

A self-employed business owner on the Isle of Mull is doing his bit to support the NHS.

Gerry Kangley, 47, of Kangley Construction based at Tobermory, has recently expanded his eight-year-old business to include septic tank emptying and drain jetting. With the NHS close to his heart and family, Gerry is well aware of the pressures they have faced during the pandemic and has decided to help by making a £10 donation from every customer using his new service on the island. The new kit has been decorated with an eye-catching ‘Thank you to the NHS’ and Gerry said he hoped other businesses would follow suit by also making contributions to help the NHS.

Mr Kangley said his wife Riona also plans to make their self-catering holiday home at Upper Tobermory available for a single week, depending on availability, to an NHS front line worker.

Mr Kangley said he has bipolar disorder and ADHD and it was important for people to speak up about the conditions and the help of the NHS. Anyone wishing to use his services should call or text 07938 999420 or visit the business page on Facebook. It can be accessed via the shortlink http://bit.ly/3bYSQHf or at www.facebook.com/ Kangley-construction