Hartford Care Enjoys Regal Week of Celebrations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Flags were flying and corks were popping as leading care provider Hartford Care’s residential care and nursing homes celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in right Royal fashion.

Garden and street parties, barbecues and family gatherings were organised for the residents and teams who got together with their loved ones to mark Her Majesty’s 70 years.

There were plenty of highlights during Hartford Care’s week of Royal celebrations.

Among the highlights was a spectacular street party at Bethel House in Barton on Sea featuring a tractor which was attended by their neighbours in Beach Avenue as well as friends and family.

With the Queen’s fondness for dogs, Malden House in Sidmouth organised a dog show as their main event, ten delightful dogs impressing the team of three judges – all residents, who chose a cockapoo called Juno as the best in show.

At the Elms in Bembridge, a Queen of Hearts tea party included a wonderful Mad Hatter hat and delicious treats such as jam tarts and platinum pudding. The residents at Ashley Grange in Downton were treated to a beautiful Union Jack celebration cake as they watched the Trooping of the Colour.

Springfield Nursing Home in Shanklin also had a garden party with a high tea, after which their talented care assistant Bethan sang the residents’ favourite songs. West Cliff Hall in Hythe also held a garden party with music and dancing, a cake stall and a raffle raising money for their local charity, the Honey Pot Children’s Charity.

Residents at Hartford Court in Portsmouth planted a rose in their garden to commemorate this special occasion.

Kevin Shaw, CEO of Hartford Care, says: “It has been a fantastic week of celebrations at Hartford Care. Thank you to our incredible teams for organising the events and making so many special memories for everybody as we all gave thanks and paid tribute to The Queen.”