A Memorable Visit to the Morgan Motor Company Experience Café.

The Lace Hill team and two of their gents, Reg and Roy, proudly took part in the Buckingham Christmas Parade this year, celebrating the festive season with their vibrant Lace Hill Manor Super Heroes theme.

Dressed as Lace Hill heroes, they brought energy, joy, and plenty of smiles to the streets of Buckingham. Reg and Roy were true stars of the parade, showcasing that the holiday season is all about community, togetherness, and celebrating every individual superpower. It was a magical morning filled with festive cheer!

Ruby brought an extra dose of Christmas cheer to Lace Hill with her adorable dress-up outfit! She truly brightened everyone's day with her festive spirit. A big thank you to Jenny and Ruby for bringing so much happiness and warmth to our people. Their visits provide a comforting presence that encourages emotional well-being and social interaction. We are grateful for the joy they bring to our community.

Buckingham House joined their wider community this weekend with their promotional stall at The Gerrards Cross Christmas Extravaganza, where they joined local businesses and organisations for the Christmas light switch in the town centre. General Manager Courtney, along with deputy manager Alfredo, receptionist Sue, administrator Krish & lifestyle assistant Gill, spent a very cold but fun evening sharing homemade cookies along with brochures and information about day care, respite, dementia, residential and nursing care. 
 

Join us to celebrate our exciting partnership with Therapies On Thames, 21 November, 1pm – 3.30pm

Therapies on Thames, who offer a range of physiotherapy, rehabilitation and occupational therapy services, will have a base at Kingsbury Court, so please do come along to speak with experienced therapists over drinks and canapés. 

Celebrating Remembrance Day at Windmill Care Centre. This was a nostalgic moment for some of the people living with us. It was lovely to spend the day together and reflect on the past.
 

This week, Bridge House celebrated Diwali, the Hindu festival of light, with lots of traditional decorations, food, outfits, songs and lots of light. 

Everyone learnt a lot about this celebration, and enjoyed spending time with each other.

What a fun time the people living at Allingham House had together, celebrating the spookiest time of the year! A whole week of activities were planned, from displaying decorations to traditional pumpkins carving, everyone came along and had a great time together.

Windsor Court had another delightful morning with the Debutots. It was made extra special by witnessing one little girl's first steps, which brought such joy to those watching. It is great to see the people at Windsor Court and the children bond with each other and have fun filled mornings.

The people living at Brunel House were very fortunate to be the winners of a Meeden paint set last week! They were very pleased to see the beautiful supplies and eagerly started thinking of activities and masterpieces they could create with these!