Lower Earley care home enjoys National Poetry Day celebrations
BUDDING poets at a Lower Earley care home were given a chance to shine with a special day dedicated to ...
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We’re putting the band back together … Lower Earley care home resident Valerie returns to Salvation Army to help the band play much-loved hymns
Valerie Handord did jump at the chance to play her cornet with the Salvation Army band on Oxford Road in ...
Care home make resident’s fishing dream come true
Care home make resident's fishing dream come true
Wimbledon is a winner for residents of Lower Earley care home
A PERFECT match was served up at Austin House in Lower Earley when residents and staff tuned in to watch ...
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.
Love is in the air, as Lower Earley care home celebrates Valentine’s Day
A CELEBRATION of romance was loved by residents of a Lower Earley care home last week.
Lower Earley care home residents explore the jungle
RESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home enjoyed a virtual visit to the zoo last week Adam Welsh, head of ...
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