Fostering allowances in Wrexham

The minimum fostering allowances in Wales have been outlined in statutory guidance by the Welsh Government. Except the fostering assistance provided by Wrexham County Borough Council. The payment for younger children has been increased, but all other budgets are fixed because the funding for children ages 0-4 and 5 - 10 is higher than the already required allowance.

You'll see that we've divided the total cash received into a few categories: - money for gas, groceries, and clothing (personal, food, transport and household). The sums under other headings are offered for guidance only, except pocket money, which we ask you to send directly to the child or young person (or deposit into the children's savings account).

No additional allowances will be granted until a child has been designated as having special needs because they are meant to cover the total cost of caring for a child or young person, with the following exceptions:

An amount equal to one week's fostering in Wrexham allowance is due for each child housed in a foster home during a religious celebration, such as Christmas.

Birthday grant: For a child of that age, an amount equivalent to one week's fostering allowance will be given.

Holiday grant: Depending on the placement status, each foster child will get up to two weeks' worth of fostering allowances. Financial Assistance Form must be fully completed, including receipts.

Foster parents will receive payment the evening the kid or young person spends the night with them. When a kid is on a planned absence from the foster home, deductions may be made; this will impact the maintenance portion of the fostering allowance. The payment of clothing and pocket money will continue.

Every two weeks, payments are made in arrears. Sometimes there may be a delay in notifying children or young people of changes or movements, which could lead to overpayment. Foster parents are urged to send a check or discuss repayment conditions with the fostering service's finance officer. Every overpayment will be recovered or taken off of subsequent payments.

However, please let us know if additional expenses are being incurred for reasons other than what we consider the level of fostering agencies Wrexham allowances should provide.

Please talk this over with your supervising social worker, whatever the cause. Only after consultations with the Fostering Team Manager and the children +social's worker at the Corporate Parenting resource panel and upon receipt of a fully completed "Application for Financial Assistance Form" with the necessary permits attached can the Head of Service - Corporate Parenting approve discretionary payments.

Clothing, pocket money, and DLA spending records must be reported on the appropriate form and will be checked at supervision meetings with your Supervising Social Worker. When a child returns home, changes placements or the fiscal year comes to a close, whichever comes first, financial documents must be delivered to the Fostering Service finance office. Caregivers must ensure that the child acknowledges receiving pocket money and other payments when it is age-appropriate.

It is recognised that foster parents occasionally need help caring for their children during the day, such as while attending medical appointments.

Caregivers are urged to help one another whenever needed on a reciprocal basis to ensure continuity for the kids. Before making any arrangements, they must be discussed with your supervising social worker and approved by the team manager.

Before taking place, all arrangements for children determined to benefit from respite and day care provided by other foster parents must be approved by the Fostering Service and authorised by the Team Manager.

Please let the Team Manager of the Fostering Service know if foster parents offering respite care or daycare experience additional fees.

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Hello everyone, so for the anniversary of HPHM coming out in a week I’ll be redoing my main MC, David’s profile and will hopefully be able to do one for my secondary MC, Amelia too. Then, I’m going to follow up with HPHL MC profiles. If you guys want your MCs to be friends with them/ for shipping, let me know and I’ll gladly discuss headcanons with you guys. Here’s a basic rundown of Amelia and the HPHL crew under the cut:

HPHM

Amelia Booth

-From: Lancaster. England

-Hufflepuff

-ISFJ, the Defender

-Neutral Good

-Face claim: Maisie Williams

-Best subjects: Herbology, Potions and COMC

-Worst subjects: Charms, Astronomy, Divination

-Hobbies: Cycling, gymnastics, tending to both plants and animals.

Character summary: Quiet and hardworking, muggleborn Amelia Booth initially finds the wizarding world intimidating. With the right guidance though, she can become a great source of knowledge should one require advice on Potions, Herbology or Care of Magical Creatures. A love of gymnastics and cycling made her the perfect candidate for a Keeper on the Hufflepuff Quidditch team.

HPHL

Cledwyn Ironwood

-From: Wrexham, Wales

-Gryffindor

-ISTJ, the Inspector

-Pure-blood

-Lawful Neutral

Face claim: Kit Harrington

-Special ability: Seventh son of a seventh son, manifesting as the gift of precognitive sight (think the Demiguise in the first Fantastic Beasts Movie).

-Best subjects: Charms, DADA and Astronomy. 

-Worst subjects: COMC, Herbology and Transfiguration

-Hobbies: Equestrian (he’s specifically very good with horses), weapon training (spear and shield)

-Character summary: Stern yet fair, Cledwyn Ironwood is one of the last of his family. From a long line of wizards who made a living out of tracking and hunting werewolves. A retaliatory attack by Odin Greyback and the pack he led resulted in casualties on both sides, including Cledwyn’s parents and three of his brothers. Now, with tensions rising between himself and his surviving family, Cledwyn swears he will personally skin Greyback and wear his pelt as a coat.

Faith Renner

-From: Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, England

-Hufflepuff

-ISTJ, the Inspector

-Muggleborn

-True Neutral

Face claim: Katie McGrath

-Special ability: Hydrokinesis, manifested after a particularly emotional response to being taunted about her father’s death.

Best subjects: COMC (specifically aquatic is her specialty), Herbology (again, based around aquatic plants) and Charms.

Worst subjects: History of Magic, DADA and Potions.

Hobbies: Making fish hooks, fishing, exploring natural areas (e.g. rock pools).

-Character summary: No-nonsense and sometimes quick to irritate, Faith Renner had no previous knowledge of the wizarding world. This strange, dangerous new world turned out to be somewhat of a blessing for her, having unlocked her ability to manipulate water. With a troubled home life since her father’s death in a fishing accident, the wizarding world may provide the answers that she wants for how she came to possess her water manipulation.

Reuben Willows

-From: Dublin, Ireland

-Ravenclaw

-ENFP, the Campaigner

-Pure-blood

-Neutral Good

-Face Claim: Hafthor Bjornsson

-Special ability: Legilimens, able to use one aspect of it to see through the eyes of other people and creatures.

-Best subjects: Flying, Transfiguration and COMC.

-Worst subjects: Charms, Astronomy and Muggle Studies

-Hobbies: Quidditch (he plays Beater)

-Character summary: Level-headed though as stubborn as a mule, Reuben Willows is a natural born Legilimens. A love for all things draconic inspires the studious Ravenclaw to become a Dragonoligist. Perhaps he could use his abilities to better understand the minds of the beasts he is so fascinated with. Though he appears intimidating, just don’t voice open support of the Ministry (especially the Warlock’s Convention of 1709) around him and you’ll be fine.

Marigold Sterling

-From: London, England

-Slytherin

-ENTJ, the Commander

-Pure-blood

-Chaotic Neutral

-Face claim: Rose Leslie

-Special ability: Fox maledictus, passed down from mother to daughter. 

-Best subjects: History of Magic, Potions and Transfiguration.

-Worst subjects: Astronomy, Flying and Divination.

-Hobbiea: Needlework, sword fighting (has a cane sword), history both muggle and magical.

-Character summary: Cunning and quite entitled, Marigold Anne “Mary-Anne” Sterling is a force to be reckoned with. Coming from a pure-blood family of dark-wizard hunters she is expected to represent the Sterling’s well. Though unlike her impossible to please family, she has no intention of becoming another of the Ministry’s dogs.

Howdy friends, I’ve written a few short stories that I wanted to throw out into the ether. And I went back and tagged all my previous writing posts with the tag “metaphortune writes” for easy finding!

Here’s a short story about small towns, the priorities of young people, the sweetness of summer, and siblings. I didn’t edit it at all so my apologies in advance for any grammar failures!

The Big Slush machine went out on Sunday, April 14th, 2005. If we’re being honest here, it was the only reason my sister and I went to Johnson’s Fuel Mart. Their soda fountain tasted like it dumped about as much plastic into every cup as it did soda syrup. Their candy was tremendously overpriced, they had 1 brand of chips, Big Harold’s, and they cleaned the floors about once every 2 years. But the Big Slushes were heaven.

Suffice to say, April 14th was the end of an era for us. Each passing week we drifted farther and farther from knowing those floors like the back of our hands. Our ability to use the Big Slush machine with surgical precision faded and we reverted to slushie peasants. Mona, the main evening clerk slowly forgot our names, and our allowances stayed in our pockets more than ever.

One Tuesday, July 14th, I walked to Frantz Park down on Alpine Road. The benches were covered in droplets of a syrupy, sappy resin from a tree I’d never learned the name of. After sitting on the 40-year-old swings for a while, rusty chains and all, I walked through the outfield of the baseball diamond.

There was a windstorm that blew through town on July 12th, so it was no surprise when, deep into center-field, I saw a few pieces of trash had blown into the grass. A 3ft long Walgreens receipt, a fast food wrapper, and the item that caught my attention. A full two months after the Big Slush machine went out, there it was. In pristine condition, a clear plastic Big Slush cup. 34 fluid ounces with a flared rim. No lid, no straw, just the cup.

Obviously, I was elated. I picked up the cup and started fast-walking home. Throughout the walk my mind was fixated on what I believed to be the one possible explanation for how the pristine Big Slush cup came to be there: somewhere in our 15 stoplight town, there was a new Big Slush machine.

Nora shared my enthusiasm for the cup, but was more skeptical of my hypothesis. Realistically speaking, there weren’t many other places that would’ve had the machine. Not to mention, would they have the good flavors? Blue Raspberry, White Cherry, and Cola? Would it even be worth it if the machine had the disappointment of Grape or the medicine taste of Strawberry? It was purely speculation, but our teenage minds raced.

The next day, geared up with a list of all the businesses we thought could have a Big Slush machine, we set out to find it. First, we walked up State Route 117 to the small grocery, Three Bear Market. No luck there, but they were having a sale on gum. Blowing giant, sticky bubbles, we walked to the next business. Cutting across the alley between State Route 117 and Terrence Street, we made it to McAllen’s Bakery. No luck there, but the owner was very nice and complimented our backpacks.

We took Terrence Street to Alpine Road and stopped for a short break at Frantz Park. The benches were still sappy, the swings were still rusty. Funny how things don’t change overnight. We walked the outfield of the baseball diamond looking for any other pieces of evidence, but alas, there was no trash to be found. That’s probably good in the grand scheme of things, but we were disappointed.

Walking through the streets with Nora was a slightly blissful experience. Not quite a full on sort of bliss where everything in the world is great and nothing ever hurts; but a soft, warm filter on everything. That’s the benefit of having a good relationship with your older sibling, having them around is like a blanket of security. Nothing can ever go THAT wrong when they’re with you.

We’d taken Alpine to First, then First to Reagan. On Reagan was the first gas station built in town, the Marathon, formerly known as the Brachston Pump Station. Marathon bought it up in 1996, installed all new pumps, remodeled the inside, and removed any character the building had had. Oh, and they didn’t have a Big Slush machine. Probably worth mentioning that.

From the Marathon on Reagan, we walked a block or so down the Walgreens. Walgreens having a slushie was a long shot, but didn’t pharmacies used to have soda fountains back in the day? It wasn’t THAT absurd. We wandered around the building to find exactly zero Big Slush machines. The clerks, disenchanted college dropouts, paid exactly zero attention to us.

The last place we tried was the only other gas station in town, Stop-N-Go. We had to walk the entire rest of the way down Reagan to where it dead-ended into Marshall Street and walk Marshall Street until it dead-ended into Montgomery Avenue. That all ends up being about a mile’s walk, but we were determined. We entered through the oddly heavy steel and glass door and asked the clerk. They didn’t have one.

However, the clerk, Henry, was also a fan. Or at least pretended to like them. As a favor to the owner, Henry worked one night at the other Stop-N-Go, about 4 miles away in Hallston back in 2003. He remembered them having a slushie machine, but couldn’t remember what type. We figured that even if it was there in 2003, it probably wasn’t there today, and slunk out of the store. But Henry came out after us and said “let me call the other store and ask them for you, alright?”

The clerk on the other end seemed very confused, but eventually was able to confirm the news we were so adamant on receiving: they had a Big Slush machine in working order! We expressed our joy and gratitude to Henry after he hung of the phone, he said he was “stoked it worked out for you.” We were stoked too, Henry.

We took Montgomery down to Fourth and ended up back home. Our parents wouldn’t be home from work for a few hours, which gave us time to plot exactly how we’d ask them to drive us 4 miles to go to a gas station. The plotting was all for naught, as they were tremendously unimpressed. “Next time we’re out that way, we’ll go” they said. But the reality of the situation was that we’d only been to Hallston a few times. It was in the opposite direction of Wrexham, the small city we’d go to from time to time.

Luckily, Nora remembered a fact that I had failed to remember. The rails-to-trails bike path that went through our town also went through Hallston. Neither of us were really that interested in biking, but if it meant getting a Big Slush? We’d have biked 20 miles one way. We got our bikes out for the first time in weeks that day, inflated the tires, tested our helmets, and set off.

Four miles is a hell of a bike ride when you haven’t biked in weeks. It was all flat land surrounded by farmer’s fields, but it was still 4 miles in the heat of July. Luckily, we had a frosty goal to keep our minds set on. Whenever we faltered or slowed down, the other would just say “Big Slush!!!” in a sort of TV commercial announcer voice. After a half an hour or so, we made it to the Hallston. Neither of us really knew where the Stop-N-Go was, but we fortune favored us. A Stop-N-Go fuel truck was stopping-n-going at the the traffic light near the bike path. We sped to follow it.

The truck took a left onto the state route and turned into the Stop-N-Go. Success! We found ourselves in the parking lot, shouting “Big Slush!!!” at each other in the aforementioned voice. We opened the surprisingly light (or just well maintained) steel and glass door and saw a large sign hanging from the ceiling that said “DRINKS” in Comic Sans. We walked towards the sign and found our holy grail. The Big Slush machine.

There it sat on a red counter, humming away and constantly rotating the slush inside. Condensation sat on the plastic windows to view each of the three flavors churning, and we parsed the flavor selection. Strawberry (aka medicine), Grape (aka disappointment), and White Cherry. As Meatloaf didn’t say: 1 out of 3 ain’t bad. But as we approached the machine, our hearts sunk. The White Cherry flavor was out of order.

We literally ran to the counter to ask the incredibly confused clerk what was happening and when it would be fixed. There was an error with the ratios of the newest White Cherry syrup batches which made the slushies too hard to fit through a straw. We begged the clerk to just turn it on and let us have some, we didn’t care that they’d be hard, we didn’t care how long it’d take, and we’d wait around; but the clerk refused.

Ultimately, we’d come too far for this to happen. We were going to drink a Big Slush and that was going to be the end of it. We swallowed our unhappiness and decided to get the flavors of medicine and disappointment. I got the Grape, Nora got the Strawberry. Honestly, they were not great. The Grape still tasted like the inside of a shoe, and the Strawberry still tasted like it was a slushie version of children’s liquid ibuprofen. But they still quenched a primal desire in us. Can you call a desire for a slushie a primal desire? Sure, why not.

The rest of the summer break, we’d bike to Hallston two or three times a week. Biking got easier each time we went, the rides got quicker, we had to shout “Big Slush!!!” at each other less. The White Cherry flavor never came back, but we learned to appreciate the Grape and Strawberry flavors. If we mixed the two, it almost tasted good for some reason. Grape and Strawberry isn’t exactly a combination you’d expect to taste cohesive and fulfilling, and yet, here we were.

Eventually the school year and extra-curriculars caught up with us and we were lucky to make it to the Hallston Stop-N-Go once a week. Our enthusiasm never waned, though. Each time, we hoped that they’d have finally gotten another flavor to replace the White Cherry, and yet, even a year after, they hadn’t. Strawberry and Grape. Medicine and Disappointment. Nora and Jamie.

HALLÉ EDUCATION - Sneak preview! 2019-2020

Welcome back, teachers, students and all holidaymakers! While you’ve been enjoying the summer sun (or what little we had), the education team at the Hallé have been lining up some exciting events for this year. Not all details have been announced yet, so this post is a sneak preview for what is ahead, but keep checking this blog as well as our website: www.halle.co.uk/education

PROJECTS FOR SCHOOLS

Speaking of our website, we’ve had a bit of a makeover. We now have a ‘Projects for Schools’ section where you can easily find out how to bring the Hallé into your classroom and see our CPD options for teachers. We have projects for Early Years through to high school and sixth form groups, including our popular Meet-a-Musician workshops, curriculum themed sessions, composition and performance workshops, and work with SEND groups.

There is also a new ‘Concerts for Schools’ section (which should be pretty self-explanatory!) that you can discover via the link above. Now, having brought that up…

SCHOOLS’ CONCERTS

Our schools concerts are more popular than ever, and we are glad to say that the Key Stage 1 concerts will be making a return in June/July 2020 with a fun, participatory programme which will see us party with aliens on the Planet Zum-Zee. Our ever popular Set Works concert “The Orchestra Through the Ages” returns on January 24th, 2020 with more live performances of set and suggested pieces from the AQA, OCR, WJEC and Edexcel syllabi.

Hallé for Youth is themed around Music, Mood and Mind, exploring the relationship between music and our general wellbeing as well as how music stimulates the brain. These concerts will be in Manchester from 3-6 March, 2020, and in Sheffield on 7 March 2020. Come and Play will be themed around South America, exploring some Latin-American grooves with lots of dancing and playing along with the orchestra. Speak to your local music hubs to get involved!

Our Christmas family concert returns at the earlier time of 11:00 on Sunday 15 December, 2019, and our annual live screenings of ‘The Snowman’ take place on Friday 20thand Monday 23rdof December, 2019.

CPD & INSET sessions

We are also delighted to say that some of these concerts will be tied in to our new series of INSET sessions for teachers. Both Hallé for Youth and the Key Stage 1 concerts will have paired CPD sessions for teachers to learn more about bringing creative music into the classroom without a professional musician. We are also offering new training, “Creative Music for the Terrified (and not so terrified!)” for teachers who may never have touched an instrument before but want to bring the value of music and the arts to their pupils.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES At HALLÉ ST PETER’S

With Phase 2 of the Hallé St Peter’s redevelopment nearing completion, we are looking forward to presenting new opportunities for schools and communities available through the new spaces. Those of you waiting with baited breath for news of our Tea Dance series will be glad to know that these will be revived with the opening of the new building. Keep an eye on our social media channels and the website for details. We’re also installing an interactive classroom for use with the education programme, allowing schools to come and visit the Hallé’s home in Ancoats and learn more about the orchestra.

HALLÉ IN THE COMMUNITY

We are excited to be starting several new projects working with vulnerable adults and those in care within Greater Manchester, expanding our model from Pendine Care Homes in Wrexham. We recently held our first workshops with the African Caribbean Care Group in Hulme as well as new residencies starting in partnership with the Salford Institute for Dementia and the Woodlands Trust. More details about these ventures coming soon…

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COVID19 Updates: 08/09/2021

Malaysia:  JUST IN : The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) urges the government to delay the relaxing of restrictions for the fully vaccinated until cases are significantly reduced. #COVID19

US: JUST IN - Top Biden officials are growing frustrated with the lack of internal visibility into #COVID19 data being collected by the CDC: "Where the hell are the data?," a source describes the tension to Axios behind the scene.

Arkansas:  Arkansas hospitalizations for Covid-19 have risen nearly fourfold in just over a month, said a Republican state legislator and emergency room doctor. The patients he is seeing are younger and younger. “It’s never looked like this.”

Texas:  Austin, Texas, activates emergency alert system as COVID crisis reaches "critical" point LINK

US:  The nation's top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, says he is optimistic the Food and Drug Administration will give full approval to the vaccine by month’s end. LINK

World:  Holy GoF!  They aggregated VOC-associated spike substitutions into a single polymutant spike protein and showed 20 mutations were sufficient to confer near-complete resistance to neutralizing Abs generated by convalescents and mRNA vaccine recipients. LINK

Israel:  A third of Israeli adults over the age of 60 have already received a coronavirus booster shot, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said LINK

China:  Several Chinese virologists and biologists who have worked with US peers shared concerns about #US’ unclear #biosecurity system. “There is possibility a single researcher or team may have secretly created a virus like #COVID19 without permission.” LINK

Texas:  Half of Texas' hospital regions are reporting 10 or fewer ICU beds available. Corpus Christi is reporting 0 staffed ICU beds available. They reported 52 on Monday. The state passed 9,000 COVID hospitalizations today. Most since Feb. 9.  New info from DFW Hospital Council: There are now 55 children hospitalized with COVID-19 in the region…“which are some of the highest levels of pediatric COVID-19 patients we have ever treated.” They add pediatric hospitals are at 97.7% capacity because RSV cases are high too

World:  Head of notorious Wuhan lab warns more COVID-19 mutations are coming LINK

World:  ‘This Is Really Scary’: Kids Struggle With Long CovidLingering physical, mental and neurological symptoms are affecting children as well as adults, including many who had mild reactions to the initial coronavirus infection. LINK

California:  Beginning Aug. 11, visitors to any of California’s hospitals will only be allowed access if they are vaccinated against COVID-19, or provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test LINK

US:  Some Americans altering vaccine records to get unauthorized 3rd shot LINK

US:  12h Rolling 7-day average of daily coronavirus cases in the U.S.: 4 weeks ago: 19,145 3 weeks ago: 32,217 2 weeks ago: 51,323 1 week ago: 79,892 Today: 112,147

District of Columbia:  DC giving away AirPods to encourage youth vaccinations LINK

Israel:  Despite its record-setting vaccination campaign, #Israel is struggling to contain the spread of the delta variant of the #coronavirus. LINK

US:  A Doomsday COVID Variant Worse Than Delta and Lambda May Be Coming, Scientists Say LINK

France:  An extension to France’s “health pass” covering activities including going to restaurants and cafes, taking long-distance train journeys and visiting hospitals has come into effect after a fourth weekend of protests;

Australia:  Australia expanded its NSW LD, amid fears that covid has spread from Sydney. The rural town of Tamworth, 257 miles NW of Sydney & Byron Bay, a popular tourist spot 478 miles from the city, entered a week long LD on Monday - despite neither having recorded a single case;

Sri Lanka:  Sri Lanka holds mass cremations as Covid cases surge LINK

Philippines:  Hundreds of Philippine hospitals near full capacity as virus cases surge LINK

China:  China punishes dozens of officials as Covid-19 Delta outbreaks spread LINK

UK:  Extremely tense interaction at bbc studios between police and protestors demanding no jabs for children. Jabs for over 16 and 17 year olds are set to go ahead soon without parental consent.

Georgia:  Metro Atlanta hospitals report packed emergency rooms as COVID-19 cases surge LINK

Georgia:  As of Friday, Camden County was seeing the highest transmission rate in Southeast Georgia -- 1,014 cases per 100,000 residents.

World:  #BREAKING No need yet to adapt BioNTech-Pfizer vaccine for Covid variants: BioNTech chief

RUMINT (Florida):  Just heard on the news that one in every five kids tested in Florida is COVID-19 positive.

Mississippi: There were ZERO available ICU beds in Mississippi as of early this morning. None. That means hospitals across the state may not be able to provide the level of care needed to you or your loved one. Not just for COVID-19 but FOR ANY EMERGENCY CARE.

World:  ‘Goldilocks virus’: Delta vanquishes all variant rivals as scientists race to understand its tricks LINK

Ohio:  Judge adds COVID-19 vaccine condition to man's probation LINK

UK:  Wrexham father in intensive care after refusing Covid vaccine LINK

Texas:  Texas woman with COVID-19 arrested after allegedly spitting on officer who was executing a search warrant at her home.

UK:  16 and 17-year-olds across the UK are being invited to book their Covid vaccine. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tells #BBCBreakfast she would support vaccinating children of an even younger age. LINK

Canada:  Dozens of vehicles with U.S. plates line up at B.C. border as COVID-19 restrictions lifted LINK

Florida:  Orange County wastewater shows significant increases of Covid-19 virus LINK

North Dakota:  North Dakota hospitals bracing for rise in delta variant COVID-19 cases. Are they prepared? LINK

World:  Remember Beta? New data reveal variant’s deadly powersPeople infected with a variant first identified in South Africa are more likely to die than those infected with other variants. LINK

UK:  Anger at overflowing Covid test drop boxes LINK

World: Op/Ed: The really worrisome thing about the Delta variant LINK

Texas:  Texas is reporting 394 staffed ICU beds available statewide. That's the lowest number since the start of the pandemic. However, we are NOT are a record high for COVID patients in ICU and still well below our total hospitalization peak so it could be more of a staffing issue

Texas:  LBJ Hospital in Houston has set up tents to treat  patients. They don’t have medical personnel to staff them. Sheila Jackson Lee has requested for Abbott to help TX  hospitals that are overwhelmed by the rise of COVID hospitalizations paired with a shortage of nursing staff.

RUMINT (US):  So a friend just called me up who lives in Tennessee... tested positive after thinking she had a cold. In the summer. Just a sore throat so far, and general feeling like crap. No loss of smell or taste. Not vaccinated. Asked how she was doing on food or if the kids were gonna bring her by stuff... she said no was all set as she stopped by the grocery store to load up on stuff to ride out the quarantine.

Florida:  #BREAKING: @GovRonDeSantis office released a statement to #CBS4 that @EducationFL could withhold the salaries of superintendents and school board members who implement #maskmandates.

Georgia:  Georgia school district shuts down within a week of opening due to COVID-19 LINK

California:  Shortly after 14 y.o. Daniel Salinas recovered from COVID, his behavior began to change. He developed a migraine, then began talking to himself. He was rushed to UC Irvine and diagnosed with COVID psychosis. He's still hospitalized. LINK

Canada:  Steinbach COVID testing site turning people away due to large #'s, and sending them to Winnipeg. Not a good sign.

US:  Dr. Scott Gottlieb says the Covid delta surge may be the ‘final wave’ in U.S. LINK (Wishful thinking)

Maine:  #BREAKING: Maine Medical Center says it reported a COVID-19 outbreak to the Maine CDC last Thursday. Maine Medical Center says it reported a COVID-19 outbreak to the Maine CDC last Thursday. The hospital says the outbreak consisted of nine employees in its Emergency Department, including staff who were fully vaccinated. LINK

Iowa:  More than 50 Iowa nursing homes have experienced a #COVID19 outbreak since the #vaccine roll-out in December, and the home with the highest number of outbreaks is run by the state itself. LINK

Florida:  .@ProfDrAMarty "Our hospitals in Miami-Dade are somewhere between 100% and 160% capacity. This is also affecting urgent care centers and children's hospitals and it's overwhelming our staff & impacting not just the care of COVID victims, but all health care." #AMRstaff

Canada:  Alberta adds over 1,000 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend LINK

Texas:  Greenville Texas Hospital Using Tents Outside To Triage Patients Amid COVID-19 Case Increase LINK

World:  Update: CDC warns against travel to Israel amid surge in Delta variant cases

US:  "We are hospitalizing record numbers of children," a New Orleans doctor tells @ABC News. "Half of the children in our hospital today are under two years of age. Most of the others are between five and ten years of age—too young to be vaccinated just yet." LINK

Florida:  BREAKING: Both Volusia County and Advent Health Orlando are finalizing the purchase of fleets of refrigerated mobile morgues amid Florida's COVID surge, a rep from Mopec confirms @WJCTNews

Florida:  ABC News #DavidMuir  just reported Florida has ordered 300 ventilators Expert saying “ if this continues another 4-5 days which it looks like it will, it will collapse the hospital system”

Texas:  NEW: Texas Governor Greg Abbott asking hospitals to postpone some elective procedures to avoid a shortage of hospital capacity

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Violent scenes and arson as hundreds of protesters clash with police in Bristol at Kill the Bill protest

Disgraceful scenes marred a ‘Kill the Invoice’ protest in Bristol and noticed a police station attacked, officers injured and a van set alight by violent thugs.

Police had a firework thrown at them and protesters smashed a window of a police station with a skateboard because the protests in opposition to the Authorities’s controversial Police and Crime Invoice turned violent. You can follow the live updates at our sister site, Bristol Live, here.

Chief Superintendent Will White stated that an officer had suffered a damaged arm and one other suffered damaged ribs. Each had been taken to hospital. He stated two police autos have been set on fireplace.

“These scenes are completely disgraceful and they are going to be broadly condemned by individuals throughout town,” he stated.

Particulars of the occasion have been broadly circulated all through the week by lots of Bristol’s main marketing campaign teams, together with Extinction Rise up and town’s Black Lives Matter motion, however within the run-up to the occasion, Avon and Somerset police warned anybody considering of collaborating that they risked breaching coronavirus lockdown legal guidelines, which might be nonetheless in power, and might be fined £200.

However that did not cease hundreds gathering earlier than at 2pm earlier than the march began.

There have been ugly scenes exterior town’s Bridewell Police Station because the temper turned confrontational and small teams jostled and threw missiles. Fireworks have been additionally thrown and police canines have been deployed.

A vandalised police van explodes exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

The van was set on fireplace by demonstrating in opposition to the Authorities’s controversial Police and Crime Invoice (Picture: PA)

Avon and Somerset Police tweeted: “Officers are persevering with to take care of a smaller variety of protestors in Bridewell Road. They’ve had projectiles thrown at them, together with a firework, and have been verbally abused. That is unacceptable behaviour and people chargeable for offences will likely be recognized and dropped at justice.”

The Bristol occasion adopted on from a lot of Kill The Invoice protests in Wales this weekend, which occurred in Cardiff, Bangor and Wrexham with out incident. You can read about those protests here.

Protesters set fireplace to a vandalised police van exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

Protester kicks a smashed Bridewell Police Station window (Picture: PA)

Police maintain again individuals exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

Law enforcement officials inside confront an individual spraying graffiti on a window exterior exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

The protests have been dubbed ‘Kill The Invoice’, in reference to the makes an attempt to cease the Authorities’s proposed regulation which might give police and the House Secretary elevated powers to cease protests.

Protestors sit down at Bridewell Police station (Picture: Jon Myers / Bristol Reside)

Riot police and protestors at Bridewell Police Station (Picture: Jon Myers / Bristol Reside)

The Invoice additionally makes a particular new regulation to guard monuments and statues, within the wake of the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston, with the crime of damaging them punishable by as much as 10 years in jail.

A police officer with a police canine faces protesters exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

(Picture: PA)

Uniformed officers with riot shields put used a fireplace extinguisher to place one small blaze that was began beneath one automobile.

A short while later rioters destroyed a cellular police station van that had been parked on a close-by aspect road by setting it alight.

Later, protesters tried to smash the home windows of the glass-fronted police station.

In addition they tried to set fireplace to one of many marked police vans parked exterior the station however the small flames have been shortly extinguished by riot officers.

Different protesters set fireplace to a police van parked on Bridewell Road, close to to the police station.

Avon and Somerset Police stated missiles had been thrown at them, together with fireworks, they usually had additionally been verbally abused.

Footage confirmed mounted officers intervening to disperse the big crowd that had gathered exterior the police station.

The senseless violence was condemned by police federation representatives and a neighborhood MP.

Police horses are deployed as they maintain again individuals exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

Police maintain again individuals exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

(Picture: PA)

Andy Roebuck, chairman of the Avon and Somerset Police Federation, stated: “Disgusting scenes in Bristol by a mob of animals who’re injuring law enforcement officials, members of the general public and damaging property.

“Avon and Somerset Police Federation are attending stations to assist officers. We’ve officers with suspected damaged arms and ribs. That is so incorrect.”

John Apter, nationwide chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales, stated: “Horrendous scenes in Bristol.

“Variety of officers badly injured, police autos broken and a police station below assault. This isn’t protest, it is simply senseless violence. Ideas are with my colleagues.”

Darren Jones, Labour MP for Bristol North West, stated: “The scenes in Bristol this night are fully unacceptable.

“You do not marketing campaign for the appropriate to peaceable protest by setting police vans on fireplace or graffitiing buildings.

“Avon and Somerset Police have been on responsibility at this time to facilitate a peaceable protest to not take care of felony behaviour.”

Police maintain again individuals exterior Bridewell Police Station (Picture: PA)

An Avon and Somerset Police spokesman stated: “Officers are persevering with to take care of a smaller variety of protesters in Bridewell Road.

“They’ve had projectiles thrown at them, together with a firework, and have been verbally abused.”

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Invoice would give the police in England and Wales extra energy to impose situations on non-violent protests, together with these deemed too noisy or a nuisance.

These convicted below the proposed laws might face a advantageous or jail.

Mass gatherings are presently banned below the coronavirus laws and anybody breaching the rules might be fined.

Many who attended the protest on Faculty Inexperienced have been sporting face masks and carried placards, saying: “Say no to UK police state” and “Freedom to protest is prime to democracy” and “Kill the Invoice”.

Avon and Somerset Police had urged individuals to not attend the demonstration, warning that enforcement motion might be taken.

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COVID19 Updates: 01/27/2021

OP/ED from Web:  BOTTOMLINE: Folks—gonna level with you—I would not want this for myself or anyone I know. Death is not the only bad outcome of #COVID19—even if we survive, there are huge chronic consequences. For those still advocating herd to “infect everyone” w/out vaccine—you’re insane.

RUMINT (US):  My 12yo just lost an adult front tooth and his other teeth are loose... it turns out from vasculature damage 9 months after Covid.   Omg.  PLEASE... I beg of you, take this seriously.  For you.  For your kids.  For everyone.

World:  People infected with the new coronavirus variant discovered in the UK are less likely to report losing taste and smell as part of their symptoms, a study has found LINK

World:  Eli Lilly, Regeneron's COVID-19 treatments may be weaker against South Africa variant-study LINK

Europe:  COVID-19 vaccine: AstraZeneca pulls out of EU meeting amid row over supply delays LINK

UK:  Police are dealing with an ongoing incident at an industrial estate in Wrexham where doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine are produced and stored. The BBC understands that a bomb disposal unit has been called to deal with a suspicious package.

UK:  NEW: Schools to remain closed until at least 8 March says Boris Johnson: Schools in England will remain closed until at least March 8,  Boris Johnson has told MPs.

US:  US 'actively looking' at requiring COVID testing before domestic travel. LINK

Alabama: has now broken the record for daily reported COVID deaths two days in a row. 234 yesterday and 276 today. The state passed 7,000 virus deaths today. Most of the deaths reported over the past two days came in December and January.

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Texas:  ‘His Life Hadn’t Even Started’: Texas 9-Year-Old J.J. Boatman Passes Away From COVID-19 Complications LINK

UK:  BREAK: UK reports another 1725 Covid deaths. Brings total deaths within 28 days of a Covid test to 101,887.

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US: The COVID Hunter. LINK

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Jacqui Dillon's next mistake

Jacqui Dillon's next mistake

Today, Darren Laverty, a Bryn Estyn care home survivor, alerted me to another mistake by Dr Jacqui Dillon on her twitter feed.

https://twitter.com/JacquiDillon/status/1235515322117079040

Dillon included within the North Wales section a picture of a man who is not a convicted “nonce” [paedophile], a certain Mark Prandle, an ex-soldier who fell on bad times and became a beggar in Wrexham…

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The HALLÉ - DEMENTIA PROGRAMME in Greater Manchester

Readers of this blog will be aware of the Hallé’s continuing work with Pendine Care Homes in Wrexham. Since 2009 the orchestra has been working with Pendine on a musicians in residence programme and Hallé Cellist, David Petri and Second Violinist, Caroline Abbott supported by Hugh McKenna, now retired Co-Principal Oboe, regularly visit the homes to deliver musical activities from performance-based schemes to creative music and singing. This programme runs annually for two periods of work, from springtime to the summer and then from the autumn until Christmas and has worked in the past with patients and carers using music as a platform, enriching the lives of many. The project has won two Arts and Business Awards during that time.

In recent months we have taken this work into Greater Manchester and the Hallé is now delivering three additional programmes. The first is with Salford Institute for Dementia which I’m producing. Using creativity and a cross-arts approach the music group at the institute have created and performed a number of different pieces using visual arts and poetry as a stimulus, playing a wide variety of percussion instruments. In all cases the group have been exploring their own creativity, learning new skills and working as a group. The current project finishes next June and is being researched and evaluated by SIfD Research Associate, Dr Sarah Kate Smith.

The second project is taking place at the Woodlands Hospital in Little Hulton. Woodlands is part of the Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust and is an older patient inpatient facility. in the past the trust has delivered the Dementia Friendly training for the orchestra and in this project, monthly sessions are being delivered in the Delamere and occasionally Holly wards. The programme is being supported by the Mc Lay Trust and similar to the SIfD work, is being separately evaluated, this time by Woodlands Occupational Therapist, Julian Dingle.

Through the NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale, Clinical Commissioning Group the Hallé are running other sessions in two care homes, and after Christmas, a hospital ward in Rochdale. The two care homes are The Willows and Beechwood Lodge and the hospital ward is the Oasis Ward at Rochdale Infirmary. The programme is funded by the CCG through Dementia United which is a region-wide programme aimed at improving the lives of all people and families living with dementia in Greater Manchester.

We very much look forward to reading the evaluations of all this work once completed because clearly at an early stage the Hallé is making a real difference. One of the care home managers described a recent session, ‘Today was a smash hit!’

Title: The Turn of the Key

Author: Ruth Ware

After reading the synopsis for this book, I had really high hopes for it...and it ended up being a fantastic read!

I love a good thriller that takes place in a creepy old house, but this was no ordinary house. While it was full of history, it had been updated with the latest technology, a “smart home” if you will, and for new nanny Rowan, it took some getting used to. What she didn’t realize was that she is stepping into a home containing a dark past. But was it the home she had to fear or the family that inhabited it?

I was so eager to finish this book, I refused to put it down until I was done. I loved that it began with Rowan in prison awaiting her trial after one of the children she had been nannying died. It is told through a letter to a solicitor that she is hoping can prove she’s innocent. She paints a picture for Mr. Wrexham as she goes into great detail from the moment she leaves her previous job up until the the heart-wrenching death of a child within her care. I have to say, I did not see the end coming, tragic as it may be, but it’s definitely a jaw dropper.

Highly recommend!

*I received an ARC of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.*

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bowel cancer: Young Wrexham mum, 22, warns others after long fight with the disease

... 22,who works at Pendine Park's Penybryn care home in Wrexham, is warning other young people with unexplained abdominal aches and pains to ... from Google Alert - abdominal pain http://bit.ly/2KcvT7a

New manager speaks of <b>improvements</b> made at Stansty Care <b>Home</b>

The manager of a Wrexham care home says residents are looking forward to a series of exciting activities as improvements continue to be put in place ... from Google Alert - Home improvement news http://bit.ly/2V2RJk7