Yorkshire Coastcast EP52 - THE MALTINGS CARE HOME OPENS IN BRIDLINGTON!

Paddy chats to Fisher Care Group MD Joshua Fisher about the new luxury care home for Bridlington; The Maltings on Jewison Lane, Sewerby. We also chat to the rest of the staff, from carers to housekeeping and managers about this family-owned, technology-led, all-inclusive new care home for the area.

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