To the manger and all the staff,

Thank you from the family of PT for caring and looking after her. Over the last 6 years all the managers, day staff and night staff have together given her a life of being respected, loved and encouraged as her needs increased. For that we are most grateful and appreciative. P enjoyed living in Cavendish Court and as her sister that has made me very pleased as I reflect back over the last years of her life.

With thanks, JP.

Nestled against the Malvern Hills and within the beautiful town of Great Malvern, Windsor Court is a luxurious purpose-built care home with 51 comfortable en-suite rooms set over three floors.

With spacious bedrooms, larger suites, luxury lounges, a choice of restaurants, central bistro, private dining room, bar, cinema and our own hair and beauty salon, Windsor Court creates a warm and welcoming home to ensure that everyone can enjoy life to the full.

The management and staff at Knights Court Nursing home were truly humbled and touched by the kind gesture of a former relative of residents that had used our services several years ago. We were truly honoured to have created a strong everlasting impact on someone and touched deeply when a former relative popped into our care home to say thanks by gifting us this Masterpiece ‘Winter Village’ cake for the staff and residents at Knights Court Nursing home who performed such a great job of looking after her late Mum and Dad.

Residents at Thorntree Mews taking part in The January Challenge, 15-20 minutes everyday through January. Residents feeling great and enjoying the morning routine. Certificates for all who complete. 

One of our residents was sent some beautiful daffodils as a gift. She was thrilled when she opened the box, the beautiful scent of the daffodils and the vibrant colours. We sat together and arranged them in the vases. She was so pleased to have been sent such a beautiful gift. 

Welcome to Allingham House. My name is James Bradford and I have worked in the care and retirement sector for the past 5 years.

We celebrated Burns Night with plenty of tartan and Tam O Shanter hats. Along with decorating cupcakes with icing and edible Scottish cupcake toppers, we also enjoyed an amazing classic Scottish meal of haggis, neeps and tatties with whiskey gravy followed by a chocolate pudding with chocolate and whiskey custard. To finish off we enjoyed a Scottish colloquial quiz called 'Oh Aye the Noo' from Support for Care by Relish, where residents had to guess the meaning of Scottish words. Everyone's favourite was most definitely 'There's a moose in my hoose'! 

The ladies thoroughly enjoyed their pamper session. They said they felt like a million dollars after having their hair, nails and make up done. We all agreed that they looked like a million dollars too. 

The residents of The Belvedere have each received this lovely donation from Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care. They have enjoyed snuggling into their fluffy scarves. Thank you! 

The residents have really enjoyed getting involved with flower arranging today. We now have some lovely displays around the home and some residents have them displayed proudly in their bedroom.