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A coronavirus outbreak has killed 15 care home residents after staff had valiantly managed to keep the disease completely out of the premises until last month.  Bosses at Perry Manor nursing home in Worcester said they were 'saddened by the losses' which came 'in recent weeks'. The facility, which has capacity for up to 82 people, was rated outstanding in its most recent independent inspection. The home's bosses said 'many' colleagues had tested positive for Covid-19, with 33 Perry Manor staff infected in all. However, none became seriously ill and most were asymptomatic and had since return...

Mounting concerns about slowdown in vaccine rollout after three consecutive days saw falling numbers  Boris Johnson said 'on track' to hit mid-February target despite 37% dip on Monday compared to Friday  The PM admitted that 'constraints in supply' from Pfizer and AstraZeneca were making the situation harder   With possible exception of schools, unlikely to be any relaxation at first formal 'review point' in mid-February  Reports yesterday claimed that Boris Johnson was targeting Good Friday on April 2 as the earliest date But several sources told the Mail that even this date could look...

All residents and 20 staff members at The Old Hall at Halton Holegate, near Spilsby, Lincs became infected with the virus in November, and over six weeks they saw 18 residents die.

Police find plethora of drugs in Lincoln home raid Alleged drug dealer charged Newark Road in Lincoln. Photo: Google Street View. A 20-year-old man has been charged after police searched his Lincoln home and found various drugs, including cocaine, MDMA, amphetamines and ketamine. Officers completed a search under the Misuse of Drugs Act on Newark Road on the evening of Friday, January 15. The property raided was the address of Henry Lamyman, 20, and he has been subsequently charged with possession of drugs with intent to supply. He has been charged with six separate drug supply offences, aft...

Last modified on Tue 19 Jan 2021 23.37 EST A care home in Lincolnshire has been left devastated after Covid killed two-thirds of its residents with two staff treated in hospital in an outbreak the manager described as “horrendous”. Eighteen of 27 residents at The Old Hall at Halton Holegate, near Spilsby, died in the run-up to Christmas, the care home’s manager, Diane Vale, told the Guardian. Most of those who died were in their 90s – the youngest was 79 and the oldest 99. Some of the deaths were so sudden staff did not have the chance to administer end-of-life treatment or arrange fo...