- Lawton Rise Home manager invited to speak at key event
- A memorable Christmas
- Majesticare Compliance Manager and her School Friends Skydive Tribute
- Ross Court Best in Herefordshire
- Majesticare Finalists
- Wedding Anniversary Celebrations for Oaktree Court Resident
- Diamond Pair
- Coronation Street star opens Oaktree Court Wellington Rooms
- Hempton Field Certified in Investors In Education
- The King made a return to Oak Lodge Care Home
- Resident celebrates her 100th Birthday at Hempton Fields
- Majesticare Giving Back
- Majesticare Raises Awareness in Communities
- St Paul’s receives Gold Standard Accreditation
- Majesticare Support Dignity Action Day
- Twins celebrate 90th Birthday
- Sampford Care Home sponsor local canoeist
- Lawton Manor raises awareness and funds for Parkinson’s UK
- Majesticare Care Home joins Gold Club for end of life care
- Hat trick of finalists for Majesticare
- Lights, Camera, Action! A film premiere takes place at Glebefields Care Centre
- The King drops in at care home
- Cracking the secret to a happy marriage
- Double celebrations for Highfields Care Home
- Majesticare premier care home just got even better
- Bishop dedicates The Manor Garden Rooms
- Majesticare Residents share in Duke's cake
- Care home comes alive with the sound of music
- Majesticare embraces a greener future
- Majesticare plans state of the art care facility
- Majesticare opens new extension to Lawton Manor
- Majesticare is the place to work!
- Majesticare completes further acquisition
- Majesticare reaches for the stars
- Majesticare's website is a labour of love
- Glebefields in the press
- Majesticare wins gold
- Ken Dodd is tickled to open care facility
Coronation Street star opens Oaktree Court Wellington Rooms
Actress Amanda Barrie, well known to many for her part as Alma Baldwin in Coronation Street, officially opened the new development at Oaktree Court Nursing Home, Wellington.
Somerset Hills Chorus also sang a medley of numbers including Rock Around The Clock for Residents, staff & visitors. Guests were entertained with the Birds of Prey and also Punch and Judy.
Courtfields Community School student Emma Lane was presented with a gift voucher as her prize for a picture in an art competition with the theme of ‘wildlife’. Emma’s school was also presented with a cheque for £100.
A cheque was presented to St Margarets Hospice, as the home raised £820 by organising a bring a buy sale and raffle. A big thank you was given to carer Rosemarie Stevens as she worked extremely hard in organising all the fundraising activities for the Hospice.
July 2011
