Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Staff feel supported by management with good training and a positive culture, but family concerns about weekend staffing and standard activities hold it back."
Accidents and incidents appropriately recorded and investigated with actions taken; risk assessments in place; medicines stored safely with audits, minor thickener recording gap fixed on inspection.
The service had a positive culture that was person-centred, open and inclusive. Staff felt supported and regular staff meetings took place.
There were sufficient numbers of staff on duty. Dependency tools were used to ensure staffing levels were appropriate, but two family members raised concerns about weekends.
Staff were suitably trained with mandatory training up to date, regular supervisions and appraisals, all enrolled on Care Certificate, and bespoke leadership course.
Staff we spoke with felt supported by the registered manager and told us they were comfortable raising any concerns. The registered manager maintained an audit planner and worked alongside staff.
The home had a full programme of activities with two coordinators: quizzes, armchair exercises, baking, trips out, church services.
Staffing is adequate for needs but some family members say there are not enough staff at weekends, even though levels match weekdays.
Two family members told us there weren't enough staff on duty at the weekend. We found staffing levels were the same at the weekend as during the week.
Activities programme has variety and coordinators but mostly standard group things like quizzes and baking, no specialist approaches to make the role more creative.
Activities taking place... included; church worship, quizzes, armchair exercises, biscuit baking, paper decorations, peg dolls and knitting.
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Last inspected: January 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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