Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Reliable staffing, positive culture and engaging activities, but unstable management and outdated training hold it back."
Risk assessments were not always accurate... The storing or recording of medicines was not always safe... one person who was receiving overly restrictive care without the correct documentation or legal checks in place.
staffing teams worked well together. Staff felt supported by the management team and knew how to raise concerns if needed. 'Right, what can we learn? There is no wrong; if you make a mistake, learn from it'
there were enough safely recruited staff available to meet people’s needs. People were not left waiting for care, and at least one staff member was always present in the communal lounge to support people.
Staff were not always up to date with their training and had not received a supervision for a long time. We identified 2 members of staff who’s overall training completion level was 24% and 25%.
The acting manager had been at the service since January 2025 but had recently resigned from the post. The newly appointed manager had been at the service for a week at the time of our assessment and was in the process of registering with CQC.
'We have got an outstanding activities leader... community café every Wednesday... art and a wine club. We have had a therapy dog... school come in and do activities... summer fete'
No permanent manager in post, acting manager recently resigned and new one only been there a week with governance not working well.
The acting manager had been at the service since January 2025 but had recently resigned from the post. The newly appointed manager had been at the service for a week at the time of our assessment and was in the process of registering with CQC. Quality and governance systems were not robust.
Staff training not up to date for many, some as low as 24% complete including dementia care and nutrition, plus no supervisions for a long time.
We identified 2 members of staff who’s overall training completion level was 24% and 25%. These included areas of their training being out of date such as nutrition and dementia care... the majority of staff had not received a supervision meeting in the past year.
Medication storage and records not always safe, risk assessments inaccurate, and one person kept too restricted without proper checks.
The storing or recording of medicines was not always safe... Risk assessments were not always accurate... one person who was receiving overly restrictive care without the correct documentation or legal checks in place.
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Last inspected: July 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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