A small council-run care home that looks after adults with learning difficulties is set to close to save £450,000 from the council’s budget.
But Bristol City Council isn’t planning to sell Concord Lodge, which has the capacity to look after up to seven vulnerable adults with complex needs, because council chiefs say they hope another private provider will come in and run similar services from there instead.
A consultation on the closure - the latest in a string of cuts and closures as Bristol City Council tries to save money by scaling back its health and care expenditure - is due to end tomorrow (Wednesday), and the closure plan looks almost certain to go ahead.