Last updated: 9 February 2026
"Exceptional person-centred culture and committed management, although staff felt under time pressure."
Safeguarding processes had been a recent learning theme of the month. This was in response to an event that had happened, but staff had not immediately recognised it as needing to be reported as a safeguarding issue.
There was an exceptionally strong and visible person-centred culture, with staff going out of their way to ensure people were treated with respect and kindness. A staff member new to care told us they had 'grown to love the place so much because of the staff and residents'.
All of the people we spoke with said there were enough staff available to them and they never had to wait for support. One person said staff were, 'very nice' and added 'But I do get a feeling they are under time pressure.'
In addition to the training programme the service also followed a schedule of monthly learning themes. Themes were identified either through staff meetings or in response to events within the home.
The registered manager was committed to continuous research, self-development and learning to support staff and drive quality within the service. They were also keen to maintain their skills and occasionally worked as a nurse in the home.
People benefitted from the support of an exceptionally enthusiastic staff team who were committed to supporting people to follow their interests... 'Sixties day', Zoo Lab to visit the home, birds of prey brought in.
Staffing levels are enough to meet needs but one resident felt staff were under time pressure.
One person said staff were, 'very nice' and added 'But I do get a feeling they are under time pressure.'
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Last inspected: August 2019
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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