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Chesterfield Royal Hospital s £24 million building development is set to begin in the coming weeks.
Charlotte Straker care home Corbridge A CARE home which was rocked by a coronavirus outbreak over Christmas and the New Year is recovering from the devastating setback. The Charlotte Straker Project care home, at Corbidge, reported in January that some of its residents had died from the virus, while some staff members had tested positive. But this week, chair of trustees Berenice Groves said the home was now completely Covid free, and was taking admissions for new residential and nursing residents. The home’s popular respite care bed is also re-opening to offer free short term respite care breaks. However, the charity is now urgently seeking to raise £30,000 to keep the respite service running over the next year, with usual fund-raising activities taking a hit during the pandemic.
Vice-chairman Peter Wood, and Berenice Groves, chair of trustees, at Charlotte Straker House last year. THE chair of trustees at one of the district s leading care homes has thanked the community for overwhelming support following a Covid outbreak. The Tyne Valley was rocked when the long-established Charlotte Straker House at Corbridge confirmed that a number of residents had died of the virus, while some members of staff had been taken ill. Despite the devastating setback, workers unaffected by the virus at the home are continuing to provide care for the remaining residents. Chair of trustees Berenice Groves spoke to the Courant on Wednesday, just days after making the news public.
Vice-chairman Peter Wood, and Berenice Groves, chair of trustees, pictured last year. ONE of the district s leading care homes has revealed that some of its residents have died as a result of coronavirus. Charlotte Straker House at Corbridge has also reported that many of its staff have tested positive for Covid-19. However, the home said it was continuing to provide care and doing its utmost to protect residents and staff who remained at the home. In a statement published on social media, chair of trustees Berenice Groves praised staff who were working long hours, and revealed some were staying in accommodation provided by the Angel Inn at Corbridge, to protect their own families and remain close to Charlotte Straker House in case of emergencies.
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