Lanarkshire care home receives mix of 'good' and 'adequate' ratings from Care Inspectorate

iOS - Android Locals also reported seeing a young bull on the loose in Greenhall Park.A farmer was also seen trying to round up the escapees and get them back to their field.However, police were eventually called to assist in moo-ving the animals along.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 8.25pm on Tuesday, August 10, officers were called to a report of cows loose on Bardykes Road, Blantyre.

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Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterLouis Sainsbury from Comrie currently lives in a locked hospital unit as there is no suitable alternative care for him.But soon he will be living permanently at the Appletree Community - the first specialist home of its kind in Scotland.Appletree House was bought using funds awarded to Louis following a long drawn out medical negligence case after he suffered brain injuries in hospital when he was a baby.The

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iOS - Android Scottish Conservatives MSP Meghan Gallacher said: “As we continue to ease restrictions, it is welcome to see more employees in Central Scotland returning to work.“Ever since the pandemic began, the UK Government have stepped up to protect vital jobs and livelihoods in Central Scotland through the furlough scheme and that will continue until the end of September.“The crisis has shown the economic strength of the United Kingdom.

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iOS - Android Get Walking Lanarkshire co-ordinator Paula Hubens told Lanarkshire Live : “As restrictions ease further and we head into the peak summer months, now is the best time to join your local health walk.

iOS - Android They also love taking part in Lornebank's arts and crafts sessions, where they make cards and picture frames and they are the first to turn up to the socially-distanced dance and singing classes.Isa, who was born in Blantyre but spent many years living in Largs with her husband Jimmy who sadly passed away many years ago, spent her years working with children with disabilities, a job she loved very much.Her hobbies include gardening, arts and crafts and music.

MORE NEWS FROM THE PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESSStaff were seen to have warm interactions with residents, but staffing difficulties meant they did not have time to spend meaningful time with them.Meal times were also labelled as “poor” with staff so rushed they were unable to help residents with eating and drinking.The report said: “We were able to speak to several relatives visiting the service.

iOS - Android Although Gillian’s mum Myra died in 2001 from an underlying heart condition, she had two years previously been diagnosed as being in advanced stages of Huntington’s disease. Until that diagnosis, Gillian knew nothing about the disease or that there was a chance she could have it, too.Huntington’s is caused by a faulty gene that damages the brain and causes severe physical and mental symptoms.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensThe major probe was launched by health bosses after two thirds of residents in the 90-bed home contracted coronavirus last year, resulting in the deaths of 22 people.Bosses at Renfrewshire Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) used specialist adult protection legislation to investigate the care being offered at the site owned by Advinia Health Care.The LSI report - compiled by a range of health professions and completed in late May - stated that

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care home worker has been given a warning for calling a 'distressed' resident a 'f***ing b***h' and a 'horrible woman' after slapping her twice. Karen Lenny kicked off during a shift at Methven House care home, run by Kingdom Homes Ltd, in Kirkcaldy, Fife, on January 16, 2020.

daughter of an elderly man has told how her father was "not washed for days" at the care home he resided in and has said that his final days were so desolate his death came as a "relief". Joseph Ainsworth, 83, was released into an "unacceptable" care home on March 20, 2020 - three days before the first UK-wide lockdown was implemented.

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