Taine Lardner
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Wilshire nurse struck off after giving patient adrenaline instead of flu jab (opens the original)
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A Wiltshire nurse has been struck off after mistakenly giving a patient a shot of adrenaline instead of a flu vaccination. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has imposed a striking-off order on Melanie Hayworth following a review hearing on September 15. The order replaces an 18-month conditions of practice order that had been imposed in March last year. The Fitness to Practise Committee concluded that Mrs Hayworth's fitness to practise remains impaired and that she should be removed from t
Wilshire nurse struck off after giving patient adrenaline instead of flu jab (opens the original)
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A Wiltshire nurse has been struck off after mistakenly giving a patient a shot of adrenaline instead of a flu vaccination. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has imposed a striking-off order on Melanie Hayworth following a review hearing on September 15. The order replaces an 18-month conditions of practice order that had been imposed in March last year. The Fitness to Practise Committee concluded that Mrs Hayworth's fitness to practise remains impaired and that she should be removed from t
Clothes spill from overflowing charity bank near Swindon supermarket (opens the original)
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A clothes bank in a shopping centre car park has overflowed onto the floor as people continue to dump clothes at the site. The clothes bank, which is located in the Orbital Shopping Park near Asda, has overflowed leaving piles of unwanted clothes to spill out onto the floor. The charity bin is one of many in Swindon which have overflowed, leaving clothes intended for charity open to the elements. Two other clothing bins, one near Morrisons at Dorcan House and the other at The Dolphin pub in Rodb
Crematorium's tech makeover to transform Wiltshire funeral experiences (opens the original)
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North Wiltshire Crematorium says their recent renovations are a success, as the newly installed sound and projection system allows funeralgoers to personalise send-offs for their loved ones. Site manager Lorraine Beckinsale praised the new features, saying that the technology allows the crematorium to make funerals more personal and memorable than ever. "We want funerals to be occasions people remember long after they happen," she told the Adver. "I think the most important thing for us here is
Call for more traffic wardens as illegal parking plagues street (opens the original)
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A woman living in Rodbourne says people frequently ignore parking rules, making the area dangerous to navigate for local residents and drivers, saying more traffic wardens are needed to solve the issue. Barbara says she is constantly reporting illegal parking to the council but says nothing has been done. According to her, vans frequently park across the entrance to the lane beside her house, blocking her view when pulling out of here garage. "I live on an end terrace, and the problem I have her
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