Former Mayor Joe Anderson s son s company now in administration
David Anderson s company Safety Support Consultants was referenced in a damning council inspection report, which he said has done irreversible damage to him
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David Anderson s company given a key contract as part of work to demolish Liverpool s Churchill Way Flyovers
A health and safety company owned by the son of former Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has gone into administration.
David Anderson s Liverpool-based company, Safety Support Consultants (SSC), has been in the headlines recently after it was referenced in Max Caller s damning report into activities at Liverpool Council.
Mr Caller said the company had no previous relationship with the council before the urgent appointment was instructed as work got underway in 2019.
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Children colour in Co-operative Christmas cards for care home residents Date published: 23 December 2020
Residents were happy to receive their Christmas cards at The Willows Dementia Hub
Belfield Primary School and Milnrow Parish Primary School children have been busy decorating, colouring and writing more than 200 Christmas cards over the last few weeks.
Designed by Belfield Art Group, the Christmas cards have been written and personalised by the children and were delivered to over 200 care home residents in the Milnrow and Rochdale areas in the run up to Christmas.
Care homes receiving the cards included Mornington House, Lakeside, Newhey Manor, Oaklands, The Rosemary, Stamford House, Thames House and The Willows Dementia Hub (residential and day care).