Weekly roundup in Tameside
5 changes in care across Tameside this week
The Care Quality Commission register shows 5 changes for care homes, nursing homes and home care agencies in Tameside in the week to 5 November 2026: 5 new registrations.
By CareAssura team · Published
What has changed
These are the changes the CQC register recorded for Tameside this week, newest first. We report what the register shows and not why it changed.
- The Beeches, a care home in Tameside: new registration, 3 November 2026
- Stamford Court, a care home in Tameside: new registration, 3 November 2026
- Fir Trees, a care home in Tameside: new registration, 3 November 2026
- Holme Lea, a care home in Tameside: new registration, 3 November 2026
- Yew Trees, a care home in Tameside: new registration, 3 November 2026
What this means for families
A registration means CQC has approved a provider, not that a service is open or has been inspected. A deregistration means a service is no longer on the register, which can happen when a service stops operating or moves to another provider. A rating is a snapshot of one inspection. If a change affects you or a relative, contact the provider or the council's adult social care team to confirm the position.
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Corrections and right of reply
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Sources
- Care Quality Commission: The Beeches
- Care Quality Commission: Stamford Court
- Care Quality Commission: Fir Trees
- Care Quality Commission: Holme Lea
- Care Quality Commission: Yew Trees
- Tameside: council website
Source: Care Quality Commission register. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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