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A vast emergency response was mobilised to deal with the major incident in Swanage on Wednesday morning, with Dorset Police confirming the fatalities at Gainsborough Care Home shortly after 1pm ...
A spokesperson for the Gainsborough Care Home said it has allocated “extra staffing resources” to provide support after an incident at the site, and that residents moved to a village hall and ...
A 60-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after three people died at a care home in Swanage. Dorset Police said they received a report at 7.16am on Wednesday regarding ...
Dorset Police said they received a report at 7.16am on Wednesday regarding three residents – two men, aged 74 and 91, and an 86-year-old woman – who were found dead at Gainsborough Care Home ...
Family members and residents praised Gainsborough Care Home to Care Quality Commission inspectors. Residents at care home where three people died ‘felt safe’, according to report Skip to main ...
The incident was almost certainly witnessed by her 19-month-old daughter. [198] November 1993 Glenn Ford Birmingham Ford, 35, was last seen alive on 22 November 1993 in his home city of Coventry and found shot to death the next day in the yard of a deserted factory in the Saltley area of Birmingham, apparently after having been lured there. A ...
Khamrab arrived at his home, where he used petrol to set the pickup truck on fire. [5] Eleven people died – nine adults and two children – outside the nursery as Khamrab shot from his vehicle, according to police. [16] Among them were Khamrab's wife and stepson, whom he shot before killing himself. [6] [16] Three adults died on the way to ...
The name Woolverstone (originally Woluestun [5]) is supposedly derived from Wulfhere, whose “tun” or enclosure was at its beginning.There have been numerous archaeological finds in the area, including flint axes and an arrowhead believed to be Neolithic, beaker shards and flints from the Bronze Age, shards and a brooch from the Romans, and a coin and brooch from the Saxons.