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Western Isles Council Fined £80k After Care Home Failures Led to 'Preventable' Death of Vulnerable Patient
CASTLEBAY, ISLE OF BARRA, WESTERN ISLES, SCOTLAND, AUG 6 – Western Isles Council fined £80,000 after investigation found safety failures at St Brendan’s Care Home led to preventable death of dementia patient Allan MacLeod.
- Western Isles Council has been fined £80,000 after admitting to safety breaches leading to the death of Allan MacLeod, a dementia patient at St Brendan's Care Home.
- Allan MacLeod, 69, went missing from his bedroom on March 9, was found injured nearby, and died shortly after at the hospital.
- Health and Safety Executive inspector Ashley Fallis stated that stronger safety measures should have been in place, as MacLeod's risks were known.
- The council expressed condolences to MacLeod's family and committed to improving care standards in their facilities.
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