Category : Care Homes


Bourne Resident Turns 107 with King's Telegram Celebration

Ethel, a resident at Wood Grange Care Home in Bourne, marks her 107th birthday with a telegram from the King, a champagne reception, and over 291 cards from the community, highlighting her remarkable life as a WWII radar operator.

Anger on Anniversary of Birmingham Day Centre Closure

One year after Birmingham Council closed Harborne Day Centre, campaigners and residents express anger over the loss of vital support for vulnerable adults, linking it to the council's financial crisis and upcoming local elections.

Betty's 103rd Birthday Celebrated in Melksham Care Home

Betty, a 103-year-old resident at Mavern House near Melksham, celebrated her birthday with family and friends. Born in Bath, she trained as a teacher and worked as a cook during WWII, later becoming known for her cakes at local markets.

Birmingham Care Home Named Among West Midlands' Best

Digby Manor Care Home in Birmingham has been recognised as a Top 20 care home in the West Midlands, based on independent reviews from residents and their families, highlighting its quality care and supportive environment.

Diagrama Foundation Wins Three Bromley Adult Care Awards

Diagrama Foundation celebrated a remarkable achievement at the Bromley Adult Care Awards, securing three awards and multiple commendations for its exceptional care services supporting individuals with learning disabilities and additional needs.

Ex-Royal Marine's 100th Birthday Sparks Card Avalanche

When ex-Royal Marine Stanley Woolley turned 100 at Ivy Gate Lodge care home, a simple request for 100 cards turned into an astonishing 1,499-card deluge from the community and beyond, celebrated with a grand party.

Birmingham Charity Warns of Hidden Home Safety Crisis

A Birmingham-based charity reveals a shocking 63% increase in accidental poisoning deaths over ten years, with older adults and dementia patients at highest risk. New guidance offers practical steps to prevent these preventable tragedies.

Care Home in Special Measures After 'Inadequate' CQC Rating

Ashley Court Care Home in Wolverhampton has been downgraded to 'inadequate' by the Care Quality Commission, with inspectors citing unsafe care and management failures. The home disputes the findings and plans to request a rating review.

Care Home Resident Revisits Floristry Career in Workshop

Janet Hunt, an 86-year-old former florist at Mercia Grange care home in Sutton Coldfield, led a flower arranging workshop, reigniting her lifelong passion and teaching fellow residents with support from Freddie's Flowers.

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