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VISITING rules at a hospital trust are being relaxed further from today. Further relaxing of visiting is being introduced for patients at hospitals across the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust from today. Initially this will be for patients who have already stayed longer than seven days in the following wards: Ward 6 and Abbey View at Furness General Hospital and Millom community hospital. Visitors will be limited to three per week and each patient will initially have one designated visitor. This is to protect patients, visitors and staff during the ongoing pa...

Relaxing of visiting set to be introduced at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust An NHS trust with hospitals in Cumbria is to relax rules surrounding visiting patients across its sites. The University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, which runs hospitals in south Cumbria and north Lancashire, will enforce the new rules from tomorrow. Initially, this will be for patients who have already stayed longer than seven days in the following wards: Ward 6 and Abbey View at FGH Millom community hospital Huggett suite and wards 20, 22, 23 at RLI Visitors will be li...

LOCAL ELECTIONS Clockwise from top left: Pam Adams (Labour), Geoffrey King (Lib Dem), Rod Hebden (Green) and Sudha Nukana (Conservative) One of Swindon’s best-known buildings sits towards the margins of Rodbourne Cheney ward – but will be at the heart of the campaign running up to the May 6 elections.  The famous Oasis dome is prominent in the south part of the ward but arguments about how the leisure centre – leased by Swindon Borough Council to Seven Capital – came to be closed, how soon it can be reopened or whether it is better to rebuild a new centre will continue all the wa...

Rising glamping demand sees two south Longford projects take shape Reporter: ');  '); The growing popularity of ‘glamping’-or glamorous camping has seen two separate planning applications being lodged for respective developments in south Longford. The biggest of those is earmarked for Lanesboro with applicant Louis Mullooly applying for permission to construct five camping pods along with adjoining decking areas at Lehery, Lanesboro, Co Longford. The plans also provide for the demolition of an existing outhouse and the proposed construction of a single storey structure in its place whic...