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Council and care provider told to apologise after vulnerable man fell from swing

Council and care provider told to apologise after vulnerable man fell from swing

Posted By theboss on 22nd December 2020

By Richard Whitehouse Cornwall Council and one of its care providers have been told to apologise after a vulnerable man in his 30s was injured when he fell from a…

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