Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Staff feel well supported with effective training and activities, but no permanent manager and weekend staffing issues hold it back."
Medicines were mostly given safely and in line with procedure. However, some staff did not administer medicines appropriately. For example, we observed one person being given medicine with their evening meal when the medicine was to be given on an empty stomach.
Staff told us they felt well supported and valued opportunities to provide feedback during regular supervisions and team meetings.
People, their relatives, staff and health care professionals told us the staffing level at the service was good, except for on the weekends.
There was an effective staff training programme, and staff had received the training required to meet their role and responsibilities.
At the time of our assessment there was no Registered Manager, and there had not been one for 4 months. There had been several senior managers overseeing the service while the provider was recruiting for a new manager.
People had access to a range of activities and events organised by the service's activities team.
No permanent manager in post for 4 months, with several seniors overseeing instead.
At the time of our assessment there was no Registered Manager, and there had not been one for 4 months. There had been several senior managers overseeing the service while the provider was recruiting for a new manager.
Staffing is adequate but thinner on weekends, with no reception cover and some agency use.
People, their relatives, staff and health care professionals told us the staffing level at the service was good, except for on the weekends. One relative told us, "The weekends there's no-one here, there's no-one on reception." Agency staff were given clear handovers and important information about people when they started their shift.
Medication errors observed and unsafe moving practices that put people at risk.
We observed one person being given medicine with their evening meal when the medicine was to be given on an empty stomach... we observed staff using incorrect moving and handling practices to assist a person to transfer from a wheelchair to a chair, this put the person at risk of harm.
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Last inspected: August 2025
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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