World’s oldest living man turns 112 at care home in Southport
The world’s oldest living man has turned 112 at his care home in Southport, Merseyside. John Tinniswood (pictured) was born in Liverpool on August 26 1912, the year the Titanic
Read MoreThe world’s oldest living man has turned 112 at his care home in Southport, Merseyside. John Tinniswood (pictured) was born in Liverpool on August 26 1912, the year the Titanic
Read MoreSix former staff members at a boarding school for boys with learning difficulties have gone on trial accused of a catalogue of offences linked to an alleged “culture of neglect”
Read MoreA 25-year-old man killed a care home chef by stabbing him in the neck at his flat, a murder trial jury has heard. Sakander Hussain denies the murder of Wallis
Read MoreEngland has nearly 1,500 fewer care homes than in 2018, the Liberal Democrats claimed as they tabled a King’s Speech amendment calling for free personal care across the country. Some
Read MoreA care home provider has been fined £24,981 for failing to protect an elderly resident who had 10 falls before he died from a traumatic head injury. Claremont Care Services
Read MoreNorthern Ireland’s commissioner for older people has blasted cases during the pandemic where people were discharged to care homes without being tested for Covid-19 as “reckless”. Eddie Lynch said it
Read MoreA council has been fined £100,000 over health and safety breaches after a vulnerable man choked to death on a sandwich unsuitable for his prescribed diet. The Health and Safety
Read MoreTwo police officers have pleaded not guilty to assaulting a 93-year-old disabled man with dementia in a care home. Pc Stephen Smith, 50, and Pc Rachel Comotto, 34, (pictured) denied
Read MoreCare home staff were “very scared” to go to work during the Covid-19 pandemic in case they brought the virus back home with them, an inquiry has heard. Paul Arkison
Read MorePlacing vulnerable youngsters in illegal children’s homes is “unacceptable”, an education minister has told Parliament. Condemning the practice, Baroness Barran (pictured) pointed out that running unregulated properties is an offence
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