Cherry Hinton Care Home Resident Reunites with Beloved Past

Allen, a resident of Cherry Hinton Care Home, recently fulfilled a heartfelt wish by returning to St Albans Cathedral, a place that holds many cherished memories from his youth. Over 50 years ago, Allen graced the cathedral as a choir boy, and his return to the place where he once sang was nothing short of emotional.

Having expressed his desire to revisit the cathedral, the staff at Cherry Hinton Care Home worked tirelessly to make this special trip possible. The local community, including the Bishop of St Albans, warmly welcomed Allen upon his arrival. The bishop personally greeted him, recognizing the importance of this visit for someone who had contributed so much to the cathedral’s musical heritage.

Allen’s visit to the cathedral was a poignant journey through time. He was able to sit in the very seat where he had once sung as a young choir boy, a moment that brought back a flood of memories. The echoes of his youthful voice seemed to linger in the air as he sat in the choir stalls, reflecting on the many years that had passed since he last sang in the hallowed halls.

“It was like stepping back in time,” Allen remarked, visibly moved by the experience. “I never thought I would have the chance to return, but I’m so grateful to everyone who made this possible.”