News & events

While the weather was still sunny and nice, Hamilton residents gathered outside for Oomph exercise with music. Oomph is a fun, chair-based exercise class for

One of our Team Leaders, Tim Emburey at Chestnut View Care Home, took on the virtual marathon to raise money for Leukaemia and Myeloma research.

The European Year of languages was successful in involving millions of people across 45 countries in activities to celebrate linguistic diversity and the benefits of

Oakland’s residents joined together in the garden for an afternoon of tea and cake.One of our residents had a family visit at the time and

As we are all aware, caring is one of the most essential jobs both in the community, hospitals and care homes. We have interviewed more of

Priory Court residents had a lovely tea afternoon. Classic old songs were played on Alexa like ‘Maybe it’s because I’m a Londoner’. Tea in bone china cups

Priory Court Care Home recognises that people’s wellbeing is so much more than their physical health. Wellbeing unites the social, emotional, spiritual, environmental and intellectual

Residents at Oaklands enjoyed an afternoon gardening in our courtyard. Activities like watching plants grow, smelling flowers and eating produce from a garden will benefit

John Patrick is from Basingstoke and he is fabulous with the accordion. Acacia Lodge residents love the music and he plays requests for them. It