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Care home nurse stole dead resident s medication

A NURSE who stole medication prescribed to a recently deceased resident at a care home she worked at has been spared jail. Jodie Smith, from Rainford, took a prescription of Lorazepam, which is used to treat anxiety and sleeping problems, as she was ‘struggling to cope’ with the pressures of working during the coronavirus pandemic. She was caught with the class C drug after being spotted driving ‘erratically’ by swerving in the road and mounting the kerb. The reason for this was drinking a bottle of wine after finishing her shift working at The Old Vicarage Care Home in Burtonwood.

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Burtonwood care home nurse stole dead resident s medication

A NURSE who stole medication prescribed to a recently deceased resident at a care home she worked at has been spared jail. Jodie Smith took a prescription of Lorazepam, which is used to treat anxiety and sleeping problems, as she was ‘struggling to cope’ with the pressures of working during the coronavirus pandemic. She was caught with the class C drug after being spotted driving ‘erratically’ by swerving in the road and mounting the kerb. The reason for this was drinking a bottle of wine after finishing her shift working at The Old Vicarage Care Home in Burtonwood. The 35-year-old appeared for sentence at Liverpool, Knowsley and St Helens Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday after admitting charges of theft, possession of a class C drug and drink driving.

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Peatland loss: would compost ban help cut carbon emissions

Updated: May 4, 2021, 9:19 am © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media Compost-based peat should be banned to help Scotland’s climate, campaigners have said. Restoring peatlands, found locally in Perthshire, Angus and some parts of Fife, is an important step towards cutting carbon emissions and meeting climate change goals. But peat is still used in many forms of commercial compost, leading to calls for local gardeners and retailers to find an alternative. Demand for peat in compost growing Andrew Llanwarne is a Friends of the Earth Tayside co-ordinator. He said it was “disappointing” that big-chain garden centres still sell peat-based products. “The loss of peatland is a major contributor to our carbon emissions.”

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Scientists report April 2021 to be the second-sunniest in Dundee since their records began

Scientists report April 2021 to be the second-sunniest in Dundee since their records began Updated: May 4, 2021, 9:24 am © DC Thomson & Co Ltd Last month was the second-sunniest April in Dundee since records began, according to forecasters at the James Hutton Institute. The organisation monitors the city’s weather from its base in Invergowrie. In April, there were 251.1 hours of sunshine recorded in Dundee. Dry and cold An institute spokesman said: “This April has been dry and cold, still, it has been one of the sunniest Aprils we have ever recorded since our records began in 1954. “It was, in fact, the second-sunniest April, beaten only by April 2015 when 252.3 hours of sun was recorded.”

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