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Brithdir care home inquest: Resident "looked like prisoner of war" - Vimarsana News

Brithdir care home inquest: Resident "looked like prisoner of war"

BBC News Published image copyrightFamily photograph image captionStanley Bradford had been a resident of the Brithdir care home for a few months when he died An elderly man "looked like something out of a prisoner of war camp" when he was taken to hospital from a care home in Caerphilly where alleged neglect took place, an inquest has heard. Gaynor Evans said she was "physically sick" when she saw how thin her father had become in August 2005. Stanley Bradford, 76, had only been at Brithdir care home in New Tredegar for three months when he died. A Newport inquest is hearing evidence into the...

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Pensioner left looking like 'prisoner of war camp' inmate, inquest hears | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Pensioner left looking like 'prisoner of war camp' inmate, inquest hears | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

By Press Association 2021 Former miner Stanley Bradford, 76, died after living at the Brithdir Nursing Home for three months (Family handout/PA) An elderly nursing home resident was so neglected by staff that he was left looking like an inmate in a prisoner of war camp, his daughter told an inquest. Stanley Bradford, 76, died just three months after moving to the Brithdir Nursing Home, New Tredegar, South Wales in 2005. The former miner had lived at a residential home for three years but moved because of his declining health. Former mine...

Malnourished care home resident 'looked like prisoner of war camp inmate' - Vimarsana News

Malnourished care home resident 'looked like prisoner of war camp inmate'

Malnourished care home resident 'looked like prisoner of war camp inmate' Ex-miner Stanley Bradford deteriorated rapidly during the short time he lived at Brithdir Nursing Home in New Tredegar, a coroner heard Stanley Bradford was 76 when he died just three months after moving to the Brithdir Nursing Home (Image: Family Handout/PA Wire) An elderly nursing home resident was so neglected by staff that he was left looking like an inmate in a prisoner of war camp, his daughter told an inquest. Stanley Bradford, 76, died just three months after moving to the Brithdir Nursing Home in New Tredegar ...

Care home resident, 76, was so neglected by staff he was left 'looking like a prisoner of war' - Vimarsana News

Care home resident, 76, was so neglected by staff he was left 'looking like a prisoner of war'

Share An inquest in Newport, Gwent, is hearing evidence into the deaths of seven residents of the care home between 2003 and 2005, some of whom suffered from dehydration, malnourishment, and pressure sores. The father of five moved to Brithdir in June 2005 and died on September 29 that year, Assistant Coroner Geraint Williams was told. The former miner (pictured at a younger age) had lived at a residential home for three years but moved because of his declining health Mr Bradford's youngest daughter, Gaynor Evans, told the hearing he deteriorated rapidly during the short time he lived there. ...

Pensioner left looking like 'prisoner of war camp' inmate, inquest hears | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen - Vimarsana News

Pensioner left looking like 'prisoner of war camp' inmate, inquest hears | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

By Press Association 2021 Former miner Stanley Bradford, 76, died after living at the Brithdir Nursing Home for three months (Family handout/PA) An elderly nursing home resident was so neglected by staff that he was left looking like an inmate in a prisoner of war camp, his daughter told an inquest. Stanley Bradford, 76, died just three months after moving to the Brithdir Nursing Home, New Tredegar, South Wales in 2005. The former miner had lived at a residential home for three years but moved because of his declining health. Former mine...