We were very excited when these Chocolate Hampers were delivered to Kings Court.  They had been kindly donated by Nationwide Building Society.

We have been overwhelmed by the continued our support from out community and we want to thank them all.

In these unusual times we took the decision to make our own Covid friendly Christmas Trees and we all love the result.

Brunel's Christmas Winter Market took place

There was a large selection of food for all to sample and of course traditional mulled wine and hot chocolate.

Gift tables were set up to enable each resident to pick a gift of their choice to keep for themselves or give to a loved one.

Staff, residents and families gave generously to our appeal for donations for the Salvation Army to help families less fortunate at Christmas. Our donations were delivered to The Keighley Branch and were very well received. With many thanks to everyone who took part.

Carols By Glowstick with Christmas treats was a big success at The Westbourne. When Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney was a definite favourite to sing too alongside many traditional carols. Merry Christmas!

Residents at White Rose Lodge have been participating in a daily festive advent quiz this year for the chance of winning chocolates.  

White Rose Lodge have been busy this December, residents made shoe boxes for the Samaritans shoe box appeal to send gifts to children around the world. 

Food delivery from Cavendish Court to the food bank at Hazel Grove Baptist Church. We collected lots of Christmas treats to help out those less fortunate. 

Having a safe place to connect with friends and family is so important for those living in our homes, and this visiting pod does exactly that!

The Mayor of Abingdon recently cut the ribbon on this new visiting pod at Abingdon Court Care Home. Creating it has been a real team effort, with all the staff coming together to design and form this space. It’s already had a great impact on everyone and is testament to the work this home does for those living in it.

This year the local community of Bridlington are coming together creatively for their first Christmas Tree Trail in the theme of ‘Reduce-Reuse-Recycle’. The idea is for people in the local community to use their creativity to produce a Christmas tree using recycled materials. You can either completely make the Christmas tree out of recycled materials or get a Christmas tree and decorate it with recycled materials. Once you have created your Christmas Tree you then display it somewhere that passers by can see it.