Hamberley News & Events

Delighted residents at Elstow Manor Care Home were thrilled to invite community band, the Flitwick Flukes, to their home to play a whole host of classical songs.

The ‘Brew Monday’ event was extra special for Elstow Manor resident Graham Edginton, aged 96, who was reminded about the day he watched the famous George Formby live on stage.

The new year has got off to a super healthy start for residents at Edwalton Manor, thanks to ‘Juice Up January Day.’

The ultra-healthy day has been hailed a huge success by residents who enjoyed a range of healthy refreshments, thanks to the team at Edwalton Manor.

Alston House residents put health on the top of their 2025 agenda with a fantastically fruity well-being event at the home.

The team organised a fantastic ‘Health and Well-being Day’ and got everyone involved in tasting some tempting but healthy refreshments, as well as some physio activities.

A thrilling combination of Tina Turner and Elvis classics brought everyone together in for a rockin’ good time at Cofton Park Manor when residents and the team celebrated the home’s second birthday.

Cofton Park Manor regular entertainer Debbie Mills belted out the songs, enthralling everyone with her high notes and rhythm.

TWO delightful guests made it rein with festive cheer when they visited nursery school children as well as residents and families at a Newton Mearns care home.

BIG-HEARTED residents at a Cambridge care home have handed over a bumper donation of toys to the Salvation Army festive toy appeal for families in need.

BIG-HEARTED residents at a Cofton Hackett care home are making children's wishes come true this Christmas.

You’re never too old to enjoy our fabulous British panto - and residents at Edwalton Manor Care Home got into the true spirit of the festive tradition when they sat down to watch Jack and the Beanstalk.

Festive Cambridge Grove Care Home residents couldn’t wait to join the local community to judge a Christmas tree decorating competition.

The Christmas spirit arrived at Abbots Wood Manor when residents made their very own giant wreath.

Talented young dancers couldn’t wait to show residents their latest routines when they visited Abbots Wood Manor.

The dancers from Holdance Studios, Hailsham, visited the home along with school founder Christine Holdford.

An inspirational Sevenoaks care home worker has scooped the top prize in a prestigious regional awards event.

Lead Homemaker at Nesbit House Care Home Alice McLellan-White has won The Care Home Worker Award in the Regional South East Great British Care Awards.

CHERISHED memories of family life in Brampton’s Buckden Road came flooding back for tearful Pamela Walsh when she made an emotional trip ‘home’.

Pamela, aged 91, was visiting nearby Montague House Care Home when she asked if she could make the short walk to see the house where she and her late husband Peter brought their daughters up.

Thoughts turned to all those who have sacrificed their lives so that our freedoms are protected when Montague House Care Home held its Remembrance Service.

The service, attended by residents and the team, as well as friends and family, was led by tradition and gave people an opportunity to remember the Armed Forces and their families, as well as the role played by the emergency services and all those who have lost their lives as a result of conflict and terrorism.

Ninety-five-year Joyce Felton felt on top of the world when a luxury hair and make-up artist visited Meryton Place leaving the nonagenarian feeling super glamourous.

Joyce turned out to be the perfect model for luxury visiting stylist Lauren Jamie – proving you’re never too old to pout!

Cute trick-or-treaters were given a spirited welcome when they stopped by Nesbit House Care Home to celebrate Halloween.

Residents joined the fun by dressing up and handing out boxfuls of goodies when the trick-or-treaters came to the door.

Verwood House residents had a ‘spark-tacular’ night when they took to the garden to enjoy an evening of light entertainment.

Residents were joined by family and friends to celebrate the traditions of bonfire night and the start of autumn.

Wickedly fantastic celebrations made this Halloween one to remember at Cofton Park Manor as residents and colleagues went all out for the occasion.

Fun-loving team members hit the corridors of Billberry Unit with treats when they celebrated Halloween.

There’s nothing like a spot of shopping to take away the gloom of a grey autumn day, especially when you’re with friends.

Residents at Verwood House took a trip to nearby CastlePoint which is one of the largest shopping centres in the UK with more than 35 stores.

Halloween was a family affair at Meryton Place this year as two residents saw four generations of their family getting together for a colourful pumpkin event at their home.

Delighted residents at Chawley Grove Care Home were thrilled when talented schoolgirl Amelia popped by to run an amazing seasonal baking session.

EVERYTHING turned pink at an Edwalton care home when residents invited friends and family to help them raise cash and awareness for a breast cancer charity.

Devoted Cambridge Grove couple Alan and June Overton were overcome with delight when their family turned up from Canada for a surprise visit.

Big-hearted residents at a Cambridge care home held a very special harvest festival in support of a local homeless charity.

Nature-loving Newton House resident Marjorie has laid down roots for the future thanks to a community off-grid gardening project.

The residents at Alston House Care Home, Leigh Road, supported the collection at Eastleigh Baptist Church in Wells Place.

Everyone wore a big smile when the cutest of pups arrived at Richmond Manor Care Home for their first-ever dog show.

The delighted team at Lovell Place Care Home is celebrating after being handed an award from the Bristol Dementia Action Alliance.

Sweet-toothed residents at Cambridge Grove couldn’t believe their eyes when an amazing spread of treats appeared to help celebrate International Chocolate Day.

Creative nonagenarian Indrani has captured the imagination of everyone at Elstow Manor Care Home with her wonderful tapestry designs.

Verwood House residents couldn’t resist the opportunity to get behind the pottery wheel when a brilliant artist visited their home.

Resident at Verwood House Care Home have been having a ball dressing up in front of a glitzy mirror booth - and showing off their unique style.

Colleagues at Palmers Green Care Home Marry