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A devastated son is demanding answers after a care firm transferred two residents with coronavirus to his mother's home which was previously said to be 'clear' of the bug. Gary Williamson's mother Sylvia, 81, died at Kenton Manor care home, Newcastle, on May 17. It was later confirmed she had coronavirus. He claims the home, where his dementia-suffering mother had lived for two years, had been clear of the virus up until 'around a month ago'. Kenton Manor is on the same site as care home Kenton Hall. Both homes are run by care operators Solehawk. Solehawk have admitted moving two patients with Covid-19 symptoms into Kenton Manor - Sylvia's home - from neighbouring Kenton Hall on April 10. On April 27, it was reported by trade union GMB that at least 15 residents died from Covid-19 at Kenton Hall. Gary Williamson's mother Sylvia, 81, (pictured together) died at Kenton Manor care home, Newcastle, on May 17. It was later confirmed she had coronavirus Solehawk has defended the decision, saying the transfer was approved by Public Health England and that the residents were quarantined for 14 days after being moved.
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Five took place on Friday, while the remaining seven victims succumbed to the disease between May 16 and 21. 'It was awful but we thought, if it keeps her safe, fair enough. ' 'I just feared the worst. We just felt like it was only a matter of time. ' Two weeks ago the family were informed that Sylvia had started vomiting and wouldn't take any fluids. Mr Williamson said: 'That went on for a few days, and we got a phone call on Friday saying all her levels had dropped, and we could go and see her because she was going to pass away. She lasted until Sunday. ' Mr Williamson said his mother was tested twice for Covid-19 - the first set of results were lost in transit and the second set, which they obtained after she died, confirmed she had the virus. The family are now calling for answers, with Mr Williamson saying, 'I'm not saying it would never have come into the home, but I just can't believe they would have allowed them to move people into a home that was clear of it. ' Last month, a union claimed 'at least 15 residents' at Kenton Hall were believed to have died after contracting coronavirus.
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