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Oulton Manor in Wakefield Road, organised a day of fun country-themed events for their residents in their grounds and on Zoom.

The Yorkshire Show might have moved online because of the coronavirus pandemic but a care home from Harrogate has decided to organise its own country show instead.

We are continuously monitoring the advice from government and our regulators to ensure we are safeguarding our residents and colleagues. We will update this page in the event of any developments.

A supply buyer at Anchor Hanover’s office in Bradford has received a colleague award for ensuring that his care colleagues were kept safe by managing to secure vital stocks of Personal Protective ...

"The 50 years I was coaching Athletics were the most rewarding thing that I have ever done." Find out why this Willow Garden resident is looking forward to Summer of Sport.

Meet 87 year old Colin Redmonds who in his younger years was a successful middle-distance runner, coming second in the All England under 18s 880 yards, and becoming Yorkshire Champion at just 17.

Savile Park resident Mike Judd won the FA’s Volunteer of the Year award in 2011 for his 30 year commitment to his local football club. Hear why Mike is looking forward to Summer of Sport.

Former professional cyclist and Nelson Lodge resident Malcolm Wright shares his excitement about Summer of Sport.

Borrage House resident Maureen Leeming has been a keen athlete all her life and in 1962 qualified for the Commonwealth Games as part of the Team Northern Ireland.

Undeterred by major sporting events being cancelled or played behind closed doors due to the pandemic, Anchor care homes across the country are taking matters into their own hands.

The Ridings care home, Banbury celebrated a very special birthday on Sunday 12th July when one of their residents turned 100 years old.

A resident from a care home in Chichester whose personal story of fleeing persecution inspired her in her job with the UN has just celebrated her 100th birthday.