Dundee couple say they fear for son’s life over treatment at Carseview A Dundee couple say they have been left fearing for their son's life following a series of "extremely concerning" incidents at NHS Tayside facilities. By Derek Healey May 12 2022, 6.00am Updated: May 12 2022, 4.13pm Irene and Paul Caswell have raised concerns over treatment received by their son, Ryan. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags carseview NHS Tayside More from The Courier Scottish politics team Scottish politics ScotRail cutbacks fury as Nicola Sturgeon told to apologise May 19 2022 Scottish politics Coronavirus in Scotland – track the spread with these charts May 19 2022 Scottish politics Coronavirus in Scotland – here are the key demographics May 19 2022 More from The Courier Stagecoach opens new Perth contact centre, creating 60 jobs Dundee carer worker drank alcohol before helping blind and paralysed man ScotRail cutbacks fury as Nicola Sturgeon told to apologise Dundee man stabbed family dog to death with screwdriver during ‘drug-induced psychosis’ Premium Content DC Thomson partners with digital skills academy CodeClan to attract talent Agronomy co-op appoints managing director
