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Nurse faces further suspension after handing out incorrect medication - Vimarsana News

Nurse faces further suspension after handing out incorrect medication

A NURSE who gave incorrect doses of medication to a patient and falsely recorded it has been suspended a decade on from the incident.

Inquest resumes into suicide of 16-year-old in Pembroke Dock - Vimarsana News

Inquest resumes into suicide of 16-year-old in Pembroke Dock

The inquest into the tragic death of 16-year-old Kianna Patton has resumed following claims that there were serious failings in the way in which…

Carlisle councillor resigns to spend life with fiancée after surviving Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Carlisle councillor resigns to spend life with fiancée after surviving Covid-19

A COUNCILLOR has resigned from his post to spend a new lease of life with his future wife after surviving Coronavirus.

Scotland's Home of the Year: Which Highland property made it to the final? - Vimarsana News

Scotland's Home of the Year: Which Highland property made it to the final?

© Supplied by IWC MEDIA/ BBC SCOTL IWC/BBC Scotland Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The Scotland’s Home of the Year judges visited three properties in the Highlands on Wednesday’s episode. Colonel’s House scored 27 out of a possible 30 based on its design, style and architectural flair and will now go on to represent the region in the final. © Supplied by IWC & BBC Scotland The Patton family outside their home Colonel’s House in Inverness. Supplied by IWC/BBC Scotland. An ‘incredible, majes...

TV licensing apologises to 'harassed' Belfast pensioners - Vimarsana News

TV licensing apologises to 'harassed' Belfast pensioners

TV Licensing has said sorry to a Belfast couple who claimed they were "harassed" with repeated "bullying letters" saying they did not have a licence and threatening enforcement action. Jacqui (72) and Jimmy Patton (71), from Dunmurry, have had a licence since 2000 and even sent TV Licensing a photograph of the receipt for it. They said they had contacted the organisation on several occasions, but to no avail. After they spoke out last week, TV Licensing said it had no record of receiving the Pattons' payment, so it contacted them to obtain a record of their receipt for the licence. "I sent a ...