A WHOLE host of pets in York have had portraits done as part of a new initiative - which has raised over £2,500 for charity. The Badly drawn pets scheme, set up by York organisation ‘Keep your pet’, involved the sale of drawings of supporters’ pets, including chickens, hamsters, dogs and cats. Pet owners were asked to donate £10 to charity and email a photograph of their pet, which in return was drawn by one of the volunteer artists. Jane Lund, one of the organisers, said: The idea came from a rescue centre in America, which had shared some amazingly bad but funny pet paintings.
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Baby deaths and tumours untreated for months spark review at Liverpool Women s Hospital
Troubling incidents have some NHS managers worried lessons are not being learned
05:00, 15 MAR 2021
A series of serious incidents at Liverpool Women s Hospital have sparked a review (Image: Liverpool Echo)
The deaths of newborn babies, cancerous tumours being left untreated for months and a swab being left inside a woman during a caesarean section are among troubling incidents under review at Liverpool Women s Hospital. Concerning themes have emerged over the past 12 months at the specialist hospital in Crown Street, Toxteth, which have led to serious consequences for patients.
Death, sackings and multiple investigations at under fire Liverpool care home Conversations about placing future patients at Vancouver House are being held by the authorities
13:20, 17 JAN 2021
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Vancouver House Care Home, Netherley (Image: Andrew Teebay/Liverpool Echo)
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Two whistleblowers tried to raise concerns about the care of a vulnerable man weeks before he choked to death on an incontinence pad at an under-fire care home, a former manager claimed.