Carinity Brownesholme aged care celebrates its first 100th birthday miragenews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from miragenews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Carinity has welcomed the first resident into its new $32-million aged care community in Highfields.
Clare Bothmann, a 98-year-old former dairy farmer, is the first person to move into The Residences at Brownesholme. The aged care community’s inaugural Residential Manager, Jane Mackney, welcomed Clare and her visiting family and shared a special morning tea to celebrate the historic occasion.
The Residences at Brownesholme’s first resident, Clare Bothmann, is welcomed by the Carinity aged care community’s inaugural Residential Manager, Jane Mackney.
Dell Priebe said her mother Clare has already made friends in her beautiful new home – and enjoyed her first dinner of salmon with pavlova for dessert.
Forbouys newsagents in Whitecross Road, Hereford. Picture: Peter Davies/We Grew Up In Hereford THE bright red shop sign of Forbuoys newsagent in Hereford’s Whitecross Road might be gone, but the name still lives on. Peter Davies took this picture of the newsagent in 1980, while he was living across the road from the shop. He shared it in our We Grew Up In Hereford Facebook group, before some of the 9,000 members started to share their memories of the shop. Maryse Ozguc said Gary Rawlings used to be the manager at Forbuoys, and Jane Mackney said she used to work there.