The 51-bed Spinneyfields Specialist Care Centre in Rushden provides care for people after leaving hospital
I'm Nick Meir with news that q "significantly under-utilised" care home is set to close just two years after it was taken over by a council. The 51-bed Spinneyfields Specialist Care Centre in Rushden - run by West Northamptonshire Council - provides care for people after leaving hospital. But the authority said it proposes to close it after neighbouring North Northamptonshire Council told them it does not need the spaces. Unison said the plan "illustrates the chaos" in the county's care services. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio
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