'Robbed of their last years': The families of care home residents grieving a 'lost year' with their loved ones

09.04.2021 - 10:11 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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Families of care home relatives across Greater Manchester have welcomed a new rule allowing two relatives plus a baby to visit - but some have been left grieving for the 'lost year' with their loved one.

On Monday, the Government will ease restrictions so that care home residents in England will be able to receive t wo, named regular face-to-face visitors – up from one allowed at present.

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