Celebrating life at Barchester

As a dedicated senior carer, Becky consistently goes above and beyond for both residents and colleagues. Her kindness, patience and unwavering commitment shines through in everything she does from delivering outstanding care to supporting her team with a smile.

Becky truly embodies our value, creating a warm, safe and happy environment for everyone in our home. We're so lucky to have you as part of the team.

Residents enjoyed Monday morning movement with our Activity Coordinator, Claire, keeping active, building strength and balance, and boosting wellbeing as we age is so important for a long and healthy life. Residents really enjoy the class with slow easy to follow movements and ambient music in the background.

Staff and residents at Stamford Bridge Beaumont care home welcomed neighbours and friends from the local community to a special edition of their weekly coffee morning on Wednesday 22nd April.

Local Councillor Dale Needham hosted the ward surgery as residents from the local community dropped in to meet Cllr Needham as they chatted over tea, coffee, and homemade cakes, and raised questions around local matters.
 

Staff and residents were treated to a wonderful afternoon of musical entertainment thanks to three generations of the same talented family of singers.

Paul Julian and his wife, Pat, have been married for over 60 years and have recently moved into Lindum House.  Paul was a regular on the club circuit for many years performing as part of ‘The Society of Mice’ and ‘The Two Cavaliers.’  It was at Pat’s local pub, The Spring Head, where Paul used to sing every week, that they first met.  Their son, Gary Julian, has carried on the family tradition and can regularly be found performing locally in the pubs and clubs. 

Following in their footsteps, grandson Liam Alexander Julian is also a talented singer.  He started young at the age of eight and now performs in tribute acts in the local area.  He joined forces with his dad and, later on in the set, his grandpa too, and three generations of the Julian family entertained the residents.  The Julians sang a whole range of different styles of music from Gene Pitney to Elvis, Neil Diamond and even Nessun Dorma to the delight of the audience.

Residents enjoyed Monday Movement with our Activity Coordinator, Claire, keeping active, building strength and balance, and boosting wellbeing as we age is so important for a long and healthy life. Residents really enjoy the class with slow easy to follow movements and ambient music in the background.