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Boy who suffered brain damage in incident at home at centre of court dispute

By Brian Farmer, Reporter4th May 2022News England

A 12-year-old boy who has not regained consciousness after suffering brain damage in an incident at home nearly a month ago is at the centre of a High Court treatment

Campaign group loses case over sufficient ‘in area’ accommodation for children in care

By Brian Farmer, Reporter30th March 2022News England

A campaign organisation has lost a High Court fight after complaining about children in council care being placed in facilities outside their home area. The Good Law Project had taken

Campaign launches to inspire next generation of social care workers in Essex and East London

By Laura McKellar, Reporter28th January 2022New To Care

A new campaign to inspire the next generation of social care workers has been launched today in Essex and East London. Aimed at 14-19 year olds and hosted by employability

Sir David Amess stabbing declared terrorist incident as Patel orders immediate review of MP security

By The Press Association16th October 2021News England

The fatal stabbing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess has been declared a terrorist incident, Metropolitan Police have confirmed. The 69-year-old, who had been an MP since 1983, was fatally

CQC reveal patient safety concern after NHS Trust staff said to be ‘burned out, struggling and broken’

By Sam Russell, Reporter15th September 2021News England

A worker described their team as “struggling and broken” on a mental health ward for young people without enough staff to keep patients safe, a watchdog has said. The Care

Essex man faces losing home to pay for care as Government support comes too late

By Stephen Jones, Reporter7th September 2021News England

An Essex man who has just entered a care home faces losing his life savings and his property because new Government support will come too late to help him. David

Family claim woman’s treatment in care home during pandemic was ‘tantamount to torture’

By Sam Russell, Reporter26th July 2021News England

A woman has claimed that her mother-in-law’s treatment in a care home during the Covid-19 pandemic was “tantamount to torture”, and that they were not told of her worsening condition.

Hospital apologises to woman who was unable to visit her dying son in his final weeks

By Sam Russell, Reporter1st July 2021News England

A hospital has apologised to a woman who was prevented from seeing her dying son in his final weeks. Ollie Bibby, 27, of South Benfleet in Essex, died of leukaemia

Autism worker and former teacher ‘lucky and privileged’ to make real difference to someone’s life

By Laura McKellar, Reporter1st July 2021New To Care

The Covid-19 outbreak has given many the opportunity to embark on a new career. For 60-year-old Penelope (pictured) from Southminster she switched to a career in adult social care over 10 years

Care home provider fined £80K after vulnerable woman died after suffering avoidable harm

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter24th June 2021News England

A care provider has been ordered to pay almost £100,000 after an 87-year-old woman suffered avoidable harm at its nursing home. Lanemile Limited, which runs Haven Lodge, Clacton-on-Sea, was fined

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Boy who suffered brain damage in incident at home at centre of court dispute

Campaign group loses case over sufficient ‘in area’ accommodation for children in care

Sir David Amess stabbing declared terrorist incident as Patel orders immediate review of MP security

CQC reveal patient safety concern after NHS Trust staff said to be ‘burned out, struggling and broken’

Family claim woman’s treatment in care home during pandemic was ‘tantamount to torture’

Hospital apologises to woman who was unable to visit her dying son in his final weeks

Care home provider fined £80K after vulnerable woman died after suffering avoidable harm

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Tag: Essex

Boy who suffered brain damage in incident at home at centre of court dispute

Campaign group loses case over sufficient ‘in area’ accommodation for children in care

Campaign launches to inspire next generation of social care workers in Essex and East London

Sir David Amess stabbing declared terrorist incident as Patel orders immediate review of MP security

CQC reveal patient safety concern after NHS Trust staff said to be ‘burned out, struggling and broken’

Essex man faces losing home to pay for care as Government support comes too late

Family claim woman’s treatment in care home during pandemic was ‘tantamount to torture’

Hospital apologises to woman who was unable to visit her dying son in his final weeks

Autism worker and former teacher ‘lucky and privileged’ to make real difference to someone’s life

Care home provider fined £80K after vulnerable woman died after suffering avoidable harm