Austen House enjoys some messy fun
Residents learn about a Hindu festival
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Love was in the air at Austen House
Staff and residents at the care home celebrated the day of love
Care home make resident’s fishing dream come true
Care home make resident's fishing dream come true
Don’t worry, beer happy … a brew-tiful day for residents of Lower Earley care home
A CELEBRATION of National Beer Day was a popular event at a Lower Earley care home earlier this month.
Care home residents host party to thank staff for their hard work
RESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home made the most of an opportunity to thank staff as it marked National ...
Lower Earley care home celebrates National Chocolate Cake Day … with lots of chocolate cake
CAKES of all shapes and sizes were created by residents of a Lower Earley care home late last month as ...
Lower Earley care home hosts breakfast event
A LOWER Earley care home held a networking breakfast last week. The outdoor event was open to all, and included ...
Lower Earley care home residents cheering for England
RESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home have been cheering the home side. Austen House has been decked with flags ...
Taking action for Dementia
RESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home marked Dementia Action Week last month. During the week of action, residents learnt ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Austen House Care Home welcomes Earley Town Mayor … and his lovely assistant
STAFF at a Lower Earley care home were delighted to be visited by the town mayor. Cllr David Hare, Earley ...
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