Resident Stories

Family devastated after hospital fails to inform patient of deadly aneurysm

Family devastated after hospital fails to inform patient of deadly aneurysm

A devoted father-of-three died following a series of missed opportunities and communication failures at the very hospital where he worked, an inquest has heard. Craig Green, 39, a catering assistant at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, died on a Selly Oak ward in July last year, two days after suffering a devastating brain injury caused

Family devastated after hospital fails to inform patient of deadly aneurysm Read More »

UK Faces Cold Start to 2026 as Health Alerts Issued

Exact Date Revealed for Next UK ‘Snow Bomb’ After Monday, Tuesday Storms

England is set to face more snow following the blizzards on Monday and Tuesday, with maps showing widespread snow expected on Wednesday, January 14. The upcoming snowstorm is predicted to stretch 349 miles, from the Scottish Highlands down to Yorkshire. Areas from the Midlands, including Birmingham, to the North West are likely to be affected.

Exact Date Revealed for Next UK ‘Snow Bomb’ After Monday, Tuesday Storms Read More »

Groundbreaking Academy Launched to Strengthen Hospice, Palliative Care Workforce

Groundbreaking Academy Launched to Strengthen Hospice, Palliative Care Workforce

The UK’shttps://careledger.co.uk first dedicated Hospice and Palliative Care Academy has been launched in the North West, marking a major step forward in developing and sustaining the future workforce for end-of-life care. The Hospice and Palliative Care Academy has been created through the Lancashire and South Cumbria Hospices Together (LSCHT) partnership, bringing together the University of

Groundbreaking Academy Launched to Strengthen Hospice, Palliative Care Workforce Read More »

UK Regional Airports Face ‘Unprecedented’ Property Tax Hikes, Ticket Prices Set to Rise

UK Regional Airports Face ‘Unprecedented’ Property Tax Hikes, Ticket Prices Set to Rise

Air travellers across the UK could see higher ticket prices as regional airports face “unprecedented” increases in business rates next year. An analysis of official government data shows that regional airports are among the sectors hit hardest by property tax hikes, with some bills set to more than double over the next three years. While

UK Regional Airports Face ‘Unprecedented’ Property Tax Hikes, Ticket Prices Set to Rise Read More »

New Average Speed Cameras Rolled Out on Coventry Road to Boost Road Safety

New Average Speed Cameras Rolled Out on Coventry Road to Boost Road Safety

Birmingham City Council has begun installing the city’s first average speed cameras on Coventry Road, as part of a wider effort to improve road safety and reduce speeding. The cameras will extend coverage from Berkley Road to Bordesley Middleway on the A45, one of 27 roads where speed limits were recently reduced from 40mph to

New Average Speed Cameras Rolled Out on Coventry Road to Boost Road Safety Read More »

Man Confirmed Dead After Going Overboard in Newhaven Waters

Man Confirmed Dead After Going Overboard in Newhaven Waters

A man has died after falling overboard from a vessel off the coast near Newhaven, police have confirmed. The incident happened late on Sunday morning and triggered an urgent search led by HM Coastguard. Lifeboats from Shoreham and Newhaven were deployed, along with a Coastguard helicopter, a fixed wing aircraft and two nearby vessels. Sussex

Man Confirmed Dead After Going Overboard in Newhaven Waters Read More »

Minimum Wage Rise Set to Boost Young Workers, But Economists Warn of Job Risks

Minimum Wage Rise Set to Boost Young Workers, But Economists Warn of Job Risks

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a significant rise in the minimum and living wages, with workers aged 18 to 20 set to receive an 8.5 per cent pay increase from April. This will raise the minimum wage for this age group to £10.85 an hour. Meanwhile, school-aged workers between 16 and 17 and apprentices will

Minimum Wage Rise Set to Boost Young Workers, But Economists Warn of Job Risks Read More »

Multimillionaire’s Stepchildren Win Court Fight After Being Branded “Spoilt Brats”

Multimillionaire’s Stepchildren Win Court Fight After Being Branded “Spoilt Brats”

The stepchildren of a multimillionaire businessman have won a High Court battle for control of his fortune after being described by trustees as “entitled spoilt brats”. Graham Cheslyn-Curtis, owner of the veterinary medical supply company Millpledge, died in 2018. Alongside his will, he left a detailed letter of wishes expressing his desire for his partner’s

Multimillionaire’s Stepchildren Win Court Fight After Being Branded “Spoilt Brats” Read More »