In a shocking collapse of basic care, an elderly Portsmouth woman was served microwaved dog food by her carers — a jaw‑dropping moment in a months‑long saga of neglect that should never have come within sniffing distance of happening. The woman was fed dog food by care workers months before her death, a moment soContinue reading “Dog’s Dinner Care — Served With A Side Of Incompetence”
Author Archives: Angela Lloyd
Put The Money Where The Patients Are
Britain would see the greatest improvement in patient outcomes and waiting times by directing more NHS funding toward doctors, nurses, hospital beds, and core clinical capacity rather than expanding management. Bring back Sisters to run the wards, Matrons to run the floors, and let the shopfloor lead the hospital, because a good ward is builtContinue reading “Put The Money Where The Patients Are”
No help for disabled people — but the welcome hamper’s ready for anyone arriving tomorrow
A disabled man from Shoeburyness is facing eviction from the only home he has ever known after the sudden death of his mother, who had been his primary carer. According to reporting from The Echo, 27‑year‑old Jordan Cairnduff, who has autism and learning difficulties, received an eviction notice following his mother’s death two days afterContinue reading “No help for disabled people — but the welcome hamper’s ready for anyone arriving tomorrow”
Social Care Isn’t Broken — It’s Been Abandoned
Andy Burnham, sleeves rolled up like a man about to fix a boiler he’s never seen before, announces he’s going to “transform NHS beds for older patients.” Translation: move the furniture around and hope the queue magically shortens. The Makerfield MP steps up to the podium like a man who’s just discovered leadership in theContinue reading “Social Care Isn’t Broken — It’s Been Abandoned”
Everything Changes In A Blink
Do you believe that aliens have ever visited Earth? Aliens have never been proven to have visited Earth, though a few unexplained sightings keep the mystery alive. Some people say yes, pointing to unexplained sightings, strange lights, or odd military reports. Some people say no, leaning on scientific evidence, the sheer size of space, andContinue reading “Everything Changes In A Blink”
Democracy Isn’t A Gift To Government; It’s A Responsibility To Us
It is unacceptable to release dangerous offenders before the public feels assured of their safety. Victims and their families have already endured immense trauma, and weakening the consequences of serious offences due to systemic pressure risks undermining both justice and public trust. This is not justice; it is an insult to victims, their families, andContinue reading “Democracy Isn’t A Gift To Government; It’s A Responsibility To Us”
That Wasn’t Surgery, Darling — That Was Plumbing Done By A Drunk Ferret
A foreign doctor who botched an operation so badly it was described as “not compatible with life” has been struck off the medical register. Dr Yasser Adly Abdel Rahman, an NHS locum surgeon, carried out the emergency bowel procedure on a young man but bungled the operation. It meant the contents of the patient’s bowel,Continue reading “That Wasn’t Surgery, Darling — That Was Plumbing Done By A Drunk Ferret”
It’s Bollocks With Beeps
Hey Tesco, don’t get all annoyed at me because I forgot to scan something. You literally gave me no training before making me a cashier. The audacity of a company giving you zero training, plonking you on a till, and then acting shocked — shocked! — when a human being makes a mistake. Honestly, it’sContinue reading “It’s Bollocks With Beeps”
Disability Justice Means Dignity — Not Gatekeeping
The system meant to protect disabled people has instead become a maze of waitlists, denials, and outdated rules that punish them simply for trying to survive. Politicians often promise to stand up for struggling families and vulnerable people, yet the disabled community is still consistently overlooked and left to fall through the cracks. Programs meantContinue reading “Disability Justice Means Dignity — Not Gatekeeping”