Resident Dr Jean Scott, 88, read a statement in front of her fellow residents
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Elderly care experts have made grave warnings over the impact of the sudden closure of Mary Feilding Guild on residents’ physical and mental health.
Sixteen pensioners have been told they must leave the home by the end of May, after the charitable trust sold the site to a private company, Highgate Care, on March 4.
An old age psychiatrist from Crouch End feared the shock of moving residents from the Highgate care home, who are aged between 85 and 104, could be a serious health risk.
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