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  • Grimsby care home staff celebrate after achieving coveted outstanding rating

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    Staff at a Grimsby care home are celebrating after achieving the coveted rating of outstanding – by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
    The Anchorage, in Rutland Street, is the only home in the Grimsby area to currently hold this high ranking. Staff, residents and their families are delighted with the achievement and a celebratory party is to be organised.
     
    Penni Brown, chief executive of Hull-based Hica Group, which operates The Anchorage said: “We are overjoyed at our outs

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