Three care home bosses have been charged with manslaughter following the death of an 86-year-old woman , who died two weeks after the property was shut down by inspectors . Ivy Atkin died in November 2012 , a fortnight after she was moved from Autumn Grange Care Home in Sherwood Rise , Nottingham , into another care home . A police investigation had been launched after concerns were raised about the standard of care provided to residents at the home , which specialised in dementia care . Three care home bosses have been charged with manslaughter following the death of Ivy Atkin , 86 , who died two weeks after Autumn Grance residential home in Nottingham ( pictured ) was shut down by inspectors . Owners Naseen Kiani , 53 , and Yousaf Khan , 46 , and 38-year-old operations manager Mohammed Rahamatullah Khan have now been charged with gross negligence manslaughter . A fourth person , care worker Safeena Bibi , 26 , of Nottingham , has been charged with Health and Safety at Work Act offences . The company which owned the home , Sherwood Rise Ltd , has been charged with corporate manslaughter . Five other people who were on bail in connection with the death have been released with no further action . Kiani , from Sheffield , and Yousef Khan and Mohammed Rahamatullah Khan , both from Nottingham , will appear at Nottingham Magistrates ’ Court on April 14 , alongside Bibi and the company secretary of Sherwood Rise Ltd. Before it was closed down , Autumn Grange had room for 52 people aged over 65 . The four defendants will appear at Nottingham Crown Court , alongside a representative of Sherwood Rise , the company which owned the home . Inspectors from health watchdog the Care Quality Commission investigated the home prior to it closing in November 2012 . The report found ‘ multiple examples of neglectful care ’ at her care home . At the time , 28 residents had to be immediately rehoused in other accommodation . Mrs Atkin , a widowed former dressmaker , had been moved to Autumn Grange in the summer of 2012 when she became unable to cope in the bungalow where she had lived for more than 50 years . According to a relative , Mrs Atkin , who was suffering from dementia , had worked as a factory machinist . Her husband of 58 years , Kenneth , worked in a lemonade factory before his death six years ago . The couple had no children . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Ivy Atkin , 86 , was living in Autumn Grange residential home in Nottingham . It was closed after report raised serious concerns about standard of care . Naseen Kiana , 53 , Yousaf Khan , 46 and Mohammed Rahamatullah Khan , 38 , now charged with gross negligence manslaughter . Sherwood Rise , which owned home , charged with corporate manslaughter .