Brighterkind: A celebration of local history at Murdoch House Care Home
In May, residents at Murdoch House Care Home in Wokingham will be celebrating all things local history, with our ‘Pop ...
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Brighterkind: Families’ joy as visiting begins at The Berkshire Care Home
Indoor visits have started at The Berkshire Care Home in Wokingham, much to the delight of families,residents and our team. ...
Brighterkind: Embrace the Oomph!
As part of their ‘Magic Moments Together’ activities programme, residents at Murdoch House Care Home in Wokingham are enjoying fun ...
Brighterkind: Won the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award 2021
Brighterkind’s The Berkshire Care Home in Wokingham has won the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for the outstanding care and ...
Brighterkind: National Random Acts of Kindness Day.
In these challenging times, it seems that kindness is needed now more than ever. During the past year, our community ...
If Kathleen can't get out to the duck pond, why not bring the duck pond to Kathleen?
SOME people thought she was quackers, but for staff at a Swallowfield care home they took to a special request ...
Don’t dine alone this Christmas
At The Berkshire Care Home, we don’t think that anyone should be alone at Christmas time. Our ‘Don’t Dine Alone’ ...
Wokingham schoolboy gets married today: where you can watch
A former Wokingham schoolboy is getting married today. Henry Charles Albert David attended Ludgrove school along with his bigger brother William ...
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