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West Lothian mum tells of heartache at losing beloved eight-week-old baby to cot death

A West Lothian woman has launched a fundraiser for her niece after the eight week old baby girl died from sudden infant death syndrome, hoping to give her the 'send off she deserves.

Edinburgh Live

North Lanarkshire Council mark Care Day 2023

Care Day is an annual international celebration of the Care Experienced community and the theme this year is to challenge the stigma faced by the community.

Daily Record

NHS leaders urged not to cancel operations during strikes in March

Exclusive: NHS England director calls on managers to do everything possible to maintain elective care for patients

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Tributes paid to beloved Glasgow Santa who lost battle with pancreatic cancer

Thomas 'Junior' Buist passed away on February 11 at the age of 70. Step-daughter, Michelle Pollock, said the loving grandfather of 18 was 'one of the most patient men' she'd ever met

Glasgow Live

Edinburgh woman who worked in munitions factory and never holidayed abroad turns 100

Margaret Anderson was born in the Dumbdykes area and worked in a munitions factory in Bonnyrigg throughout the Second World War, as well as working for the Scottish Motor Traction, a bus and taxi firm in Scotland

Edinburgh Live

More work needed at criticised Ayrshire care home as improvements noted

The scrutiny body has given bosses until the summer to fulfil a number of requirements which they believe will improve quality of care.

Daily Record

38 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Nottinghamshire

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved ones

Nottingham Post

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Retirement can lead to social isolation and loneliness, but also new friends and purpose

As people leave their working lives behind, social isolation and loneliness can set in for some. While finding new friends can help, a researcher says the solution depends on the individual.

ABC News

Jimmy Carter, former US president, receiving home hospice care

He has chosen to spend his time left at home rather than seek 'additional medical intervention'

Wales Online

Nearly 500,000 Brits overseas face poverty after pension increases frozen

Those who emigrated abroad have not had annual increases in their pensions for 70 years except where Britain has a reciprocal agreement with the country they now live in

Daily Mirror

Devastated care staff still working to help residents at home set to close suddenly

"We are only coming in out of a duty of care to these residents, out of good will - because we love and care for them all"

Liverpool Echo

Nurse 'cut off man's foot without permission' for 'taxidermy as reminder to wear boots'

Mary Brown has been accused of cutting the man's frostbitten foot off so she could taxidermy it at her family's shop and display it with a sign that said: 'Wear your boots kids'

Daily Mirror

Quarter of a million baby boxes delivered to families in Scotland

A QUARTER of a million baby boxes have now been delivered to expectant parents in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow youth centre warns kids will suffer after Scottish Government funds cut

Glasgow youth club, New Rhythms For Glasgow, has been helping young people aged between 12 and 24 in the city for the last 20 years, however, it is due to shut its doors.

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Full list of Newcastle GP surgeries and how many appointments were offered in a month

We take a look at every GP surgery in the city to see how easy it is to get a GP appointment - and how long it takes before you see a doctor

Tribune News Service

‘They’re only getting more essential.’ California home caregivers seek statewide bargaining power

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California’s in-home caregivers, a historically underpaid workforce that serves a rapidly aging population, could receive a significant boost in bargaining power under a new bill introduced Friday.

Edinburgh Live

Fears West Lothian elderly and infirm cannot access warm hubs

Use of community centres and transport link to warm spaces would give those most at risk more confidence to attend, says councillor

Dublin Live

West Dubliners 'in shock' as children's Urgent Care Centre changes to appointment-only

The Urgent Care Centre at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown will be appointment-only from next Tuesday

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Daily Record

Charity that helps veterans with sight loss to hold open days at West Lothian base

The charity supports veterans living with significant sight loss

Chronicle Live

'It's about the smiles on faces': North Shields care workers on what inspires them to look after vulnerable people every day

Steve Taylor and Laura Willis explained why they find working in care incredibly rewarding, despite the long days and challenges of the pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Tory cabinet minister calls on Rishi Sunak to help resolve NHS pay disputes

Politician says PM ‘so focused on hiding in plain sight’ and echoes growing calls for PM to step in to avert strike

Wales Online

Thousands more ambulance workers set to join strikes over pay and staffing

Union says most parts of England will now be covered by industrial action

The National (Scotland)

NHS Scotland pay boost offer would make staff 'best paid in UK', says Humza Yousaf

Yousaf said the deal meant NHS Scotland workers were 'by far and away the best paid anywhere in the UK'.

Bristol Post

All the death notices and funeral announcements from Bristol Post this week

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From hatches to dispatches, Peter Charlton calls time after 50 years at the helm of his beloved country practice

Peter Charlton — Mount Gambier's "family doctor" — is hanging up his stethoscope after five decades packed with births, end-of-life care, road traumas and home visits.

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