Live entertainment and fun teas as Warwickshire homes celebrate care

Mad-hatters, and more sensibly-dressed residents enjoyed cream teas and other homemade treats at care homes across south Warwickshire which celebrated National Care Open Day last Friday (June 21).
Fourways care home hosted a day of activities ' fete style' for national care home open day.
Pictured: PCSO Louise Price, PCSO Craig Marshall, Vera Underwood, Christine Asbury, Lorraine Herbert, Gertrude Burwood & Leza Payne.Fourways care home hosted a day of activities ' fete style' for national care home open day.
Pictured: PCSO Louise Price, PCSO Craig Marshall, Vera Underwood, Christine Asbury, Lorraine Herbert, Gertrude Burwood & Leza Payne.
Fourways care home hosted a day of activities ' fete style' for national care home open day. Pictured: PCSO Louise Price, PCSO Craig Marshall, Vera Underwood, Christine Asbury, Lorraine Herbert, Gertrude Burwood & Leza Payne.

Children from Lillington Primary School, Leamington mayor Judith Clarke and fire and police crews visited Fourways in Lillington - where residents also enjoyed a show by a war-time entertainer, while those at Woodside in Warwick dressed up for a ‘mad-hatters’ tea party.

Whitnash mayor Parminder Birdi spent time with residents at the Lawns in Whitnash, where there was also a food fayre, and at Cubbington Mill care home. screenwriter Andrew Davies dropped in for tea and Scottish dancers provided entertainment.

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Speaking at the Lawns, which was recently saved from closure by Runwood Homes, Cllr Birdi said: “Care homes that fall short of providing a good standard always seem to be reported in the press, whereas those which are giving a wonderful life to their residents seldom make the news. Today is about expelling the myths that all care homes are bad.”

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