Richardson Care

12/06/2026

We’re pleased to contribute to the Brain & Spinal Injury Handbook again this year. Turn to page 14 to read Kevin’s story of neuro rehab; how he was able to move to supported living after just 16 months at Richardson Care – thanks to our pioneering psychology-led approach

https://issuu.com/sevenstarmedia/docs/brain_spinal_injury_handbook_-_26_27?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

11/06/2026

Thank you to Emmanuel, Peace, Sharon and Hazel for 10 years' service at Richardson Care. We celebrated with gifts and lunch last week.

11/06/2026

Autism, wandering and drowning have been described as the deadly triad that destroys lives. This article in Learning Disability Toady examines efforts to improve swimming skills and water safety among children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
https://www.learningdisabilitytoday.co.uk/topic/autism/how-to-improve-water-safety-for-children-with-neurodevelopmental-disorders/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

10/06/2026

Interesting article by Warren Collins, Partner Solicitor-Advocate at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP on knowing who you’re contacting when completing an online form

Warren Collins, Partner Solicitor-Advocate at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP asks some uncomfortable questions.

10/06/2026

Silvia Silva, Head of Care at Richardson Care since January 2023 is proud to work at Richardson Care. She says: “I think it is a great organisation to work for, but mainly for people to live.

“I think caring really is in the DNA of the organisation: Our Directors have relatives who’ve been looked after in the homes. So I think it says a lot about the nature of the organisation and ethos of the organisation. I think it’s really good.”

09/06/2026

Meet the Lawyer: Jon Rees at Brethertons Solicitors

In the latest of our Meet the Lawyer series, we speak with Jon Rees, partner and head of the life-changing injuries team at Brethertons Solicitors

08/06/2026

We all enjoyed meeting Julio and Dante the alpacas, along with their humans Rach and Jane. They were such calm, beautiful animals.

08/06/2026

In this video, Director Greg Richardson-Cheater talks about the decision to buy the building that became The Richardson Mews and the benefits of its location in Kingsthorpe, Northampton.

He says: “A lot of time and energy was spent in just trying to purchase the building because we knew it had so much potential. It’s a beautiful setting, but within the perfect location. Kingsthorpe has everything for people who want to transition from a place of support into the community.

“It has access to supermarkets, cafes, parks, a bus stop for buses to the town centre.

“Within that we have a walled environment, which is spacious, mature, pretty. It gives you all the things that you would want from a convalescing-type environment.”

04/06/2026

This article from headway helps to explain how brain injury can affect friendships and how to support a friend who has a brain injury

Many friends will not know what a brain injury is and how it can affect someone, and therefore may not be able to understand how and why their friend has changed.

03/06/2026

James, an award-winning financial journalist, tells his story of brain injury very eloquently in his own words.

James shares his story of accepting his life and ability has changed after brain injury, and how support is enabling him to rebuild and re-train his brain