We are firm believers that charity begins at home and at Field View this is the ethos we live by.  On 23rd October residents and staff dressed in pink and donated money to Breast Cancer Awareness and raised £200 for charity.  The residents had a lovely day wearing pink and enjoying pink cakes and tea.

We had some fantastic celebrations over the Halloween weekend.  We started with a Halloween party on Friday and had a lovely time playing pass the parcel, pin the tail on the cat, apple bobbing and then the staff entertained us with Time Warp dance.  We had a good sing and dance and enjoyed some Halloween cakes.

We had lots of Birthdays at Earsdon in October including Millie who is celebrating her 88th birthday with plenty of cake with her friends in the home.

Meet Andrea, one of our fantastic domestic team at Earsdon Grange, who has been busy today getting one of our bedrooms ready for a new resident coming into their new home.

We hope you enjoy many years in your new home.

Meet Joe McKee our new Head Chef at Belmont House. Since gaining his promotion on 12th October he has been keen to create a new menu with input from the residents.

His first tasting menu of black pudding scotch eggs which our residents of Courtyard absolutely loved. They can’t wait for the next taster session.

Well done Joe.

We had a fun time at Belmont House on 25th September for the Macmillan Worlds Biggest Coffee morning and raised £105.50 for Macmillan Cancer Research this year.  We had a chocolate hamper, some raffles and enjoyed cake and tea.

This month the residents of Willow Bank enjoyed making decorations for Halloween. The residents made spiders and bats. We also did pumpkin carving and made milk bottle lanterns by decorating milk bottles and filling them with water and glow sticks. Lots of fun had by all. 

We had fun making and displaying our Halloween goodies. On each floor the display was different but effective, along with a Halloween karaoke, and finding scary movies to watch...spooky time!

Halloween celebrations at Heeley Bank, everyone enjoyed dressing up. 

Halloween week ended at Heeley Bank with a big Halloween party! With games, sweets and great music everyone had so much fun. Two very lucky residents got to be covered in toilet paper to become living mummy's.