Last updated: 9 February 2026
"A friendly atmosphere, good training and enjoyable activities, but unsafe medicines management and weak oversight hold it back."
Medicines were not always managed safely, and people did not always receive their medicines as prescribed.
People spoke positively about the atmosphere within the service. It's a friendly place to be and the staff seem to get on well together.
The service had enough staff but they were not always safely recruited.
The service had a training matrix in place which showed that staff were provided with training which was appropriate for their role.
Quality assurance systems and service oversight was not always effective. The provider took action when prompted by our findings.
People spoke highly of the activities at the service... poetry group and word games... 2 religious services a week... activities organiser is extremely good.
Medicines often not given correctly with missed doses and stock mismatches not fixed, putting people at risk.
Medicines records showed that some people missed doses of their medicines because they were asleep. For one person, this had happened 47 times in a 26 day period. There were discrepancies in medicines stock counts.
Overseeing the home was weak, audits missed big problems like unsafe medicines and poor risk checks.
Quality assurance systems and service oversight was not always effective. The provider took action when prompted by our findings.
Recruitment records had gaps for some staff, and busy times like after meals mean slower call bell responses.
We found gaps in the employment records of 3 staff working at the service... it does generally take them longer to answer [call] bells particularly after mealtimes.
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Last inspected: January 2024
Management Quality
Well-led: Requires improvement
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