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County Hall to intervene when Cornwall’s private care homes fail

County Hall to intervene when Cornwall’s private care homes fail

Posted By theboss on 20th September 2019

By Richard Whitehouse Cornwall Council has agreed that it will step in to rescue failing care homes amid concerns about the number of beds being lost. In agreeing to develop…

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