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Read about how Anchor’s Waterside care home orgnaised a party to mark the contribution the black community has made to British society.

Residents of Teal Beck House care home have become viral TikTok stars thanks to their series of weekly videos.

Our locations haven't let the current pandemic stop them from enjoying themselves and caring for one another. Many of our homes have found new, imaginative ways to stay connected.

Staff from Anchor’s Kerria Court in Cregoe Street, Lee Bank, have organised the event as part of Black History Month.

A selfless eight-year-old has dedicated her time in lockdown to putting a smile on the faces of local care home residents and staff.

Terry Keen, fitness instructor and Anchor resident, has been awarded a British Empire Medal for unwavering efforts to maintain and improve the health and wellbeing of our older generations.

A care home in Rotherhithe will be organising a party to mark the contribution the black community has made to British society.

The official London Marathon might have been cancelled because of Covid-19 but the competitive spirit was still flying high at The Ridings care home in Banbury.

To mark National Grandparents Day and Silver Sunday, Anchor Hanover are sharing tips on ways you can stay connected with older loved ones during the pandemic.

As part of our National Inclusion Week celebrations throughout September we asked colleagues to nominate individuals who go out of their way to promote inclusion for a special colleague award.

This October we are marking Black History Month by celebrating accomplishments of colleagues and residents and honouring the contributions of Black Britons across history.

McCarthy & Stone and Anchor Hanover today announce a development partnership which will see the country’s leading retirement providers deliver a range of ‘affordable for all’ later living communities.