Sindlesham couple reunited after a year apart
A COUPLE separated by Covid restrictions have been reunited after a year apart. Arthur Twitchett, known as Ron, lives at ...
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Sindlesham resident marks 100 with birthday bash
Margaret Bradley, of Lord Harris Court care home, marked her 100th birthday in style.
I wanna hold your hand: families reunited after year apart as care homes change visitor rules
FAMILIES have been reunited across care homes in the borough, as the visiting restrictions were eased this week. Residents at ...
Second World War veteran marks 100th birthday
Ron Putt, from Lord Harris Court case home, celebrated his 100th birthday recently.
Families are reuniting with Covid-secure visitor’s room at Wokingham care home
“It was much nicer being able to see my family in person and not on a screen. We were able ...
Care home staff grateful for schools donations of PPE
CARE HOME staff have expressed their gratitude after teachers across the borough have been working non-stop to make and donate ...
Sindlesham residential complex residents can look forward to days out thanks to new minibus donation
THE WHEELS on the bus have come round and round for residents of a Sindlesham residental complex. Lord Harris Court ...
Back to the fabulous fifties at Sindlesham care home
RESIDENTS and staff at a care home in Sindlesham took a step back in time for a 1950s party last ...
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