Our residents have had a lovely afternoon decorating the Christmas tree in another of our lounges today. It triggered lots of lovely memories for them from when they used to decorate their own homes at Christmas time over the years. Conversation flowed and everyone enjoyed refreshments.  We played Christmas music, and everyone enjoyed the festive atmosphere.  

We had a lovely day on Friday celebrating Elf day with a family and friends, playing games and quizzes. 

Creating meaningful activities that support independence for the people that live with us is so important.  The lifestyle team worked with the catering team to provide an opportunity for people to make their own supper.  Everyone had a great time cutting up vegetables for soup and making the homemade bread which was thoroughly enjoyed by all in the evening.

We would like to thank everyone who came and supported our MacMillan coffee morning and cake sale. Our kitchen was very busy making some delicious cakes that tasted as good as they looked. 

We enjoyed some autumn themed painting with a twist, we used broccoli to paint with! The residents found this very effective and made some beautiful tree paintings, they are so proud of their artwork and have it hung in their room showing the staff and their relatives.

We would like to say a huge "Thank you" to everyone who came and supported our Macmillan coffee morning this week.  We are so grateful for all the donations and support for this amazing cause.

As the weather was glorious some of people living us wanted to get out into the sunshine so we visited the local park.  We played badminton and ball games and spent quality time and lovely conversation with refreshments. Everyone enjoyed this beautiful day and time in the park.

Heading out to the beach it so lovely and for the people living with us somewhere that they love to visit, so we got into minibus and headed to the coast.  It was such a lovely day and we had to have an ice cream before we went back.

One of the people living with us had a fantastic time getting out to the local shop with our carer Louise.  He got to buy himself lots of goodies including his favourite drink Pepsi Max. It was such a beautiful day to take a stroll.

Monday was a strange day, our residents sat in silence as they watched their beloved queen's funeral, the occasional comment on the procession and how very British it is and how great we are at doing it.  Some staff sat and watched with them and some tears were shed but what a farewell it was. Our residents commented on how radiant, smiley, hardworking and caring the queen was and how it will be har