Justice was served.

Inside the typically long, narrow bleaching crofts were cisterns for bleaching cotton yarn, now represented by sunken stone tanks, and sealed vats called ‘kiers’ for bleaching cloth. The kiers would have been two storeys high and made of metal, but now all that remains are the footings and brackets that show where they once stood (2004: 99).

Staff was relieved of much of the burden of specialing disturbed patients, and the input of information about such patients was maintained by including the patient specialer as a participant in nursing reports.

We'ven't heard it yet, but we have spent several hours staring at the shiny black vinyl!