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Colten Care fundraises for Dementia UK

RESIDENTS and staff at care homes across Dorset have been making Time for a Cuppa as part of an annual fundraising drive. Colten Care homes have been putting the kettles on to raise money for Dementia UK s biggest annual fundraising drive, Time for a Cuppa, which helps families affected by the disease. The care home chain, with 21 homes across the South West, held tea parties for all its residents. At Castle View in Dorchester, the party was a hit with residents, including Eileen Weller. She said: The scones were scrummy and I was over the moon with the wonderful party and music.

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Priest holds services at Poundbury care home

THE Church of England s longest serving priest has been leading services of worship every week at a Dorset care home. Reverend Jim Cocke, 94, has been leading Sunday services at Colten Care s Castle View care home in Poundbury since the first lockdown began more than a year ago. When the Covid pandemic began, external church representatives were unable to go out to visit care homes and hold services due to lockdown restrictions, so Rev Cocke stepped up to lead group sessions in the home, and he has not missed a single one. Every Sunday morning since March 2020, he has led a half hour service to give his fellow residents a regular focal point for Bible reading, prayer, worship and hymns.

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Dumbarton Covid: Area care home deaths list released | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Crosslet House care home A DETAILED picture has emerged of how many Dumbarton and the Vale care home residents’ deaths were linked to Covid-19. Privately-owned and council run facilities have largely been silent about how many residents died from confirmed or suspected Covid-19. Figures were released by the Crown Office to the BBC under freedom of information laws. About a third of Scotland’s 10,000 recorded coronavirus deaths happened in care homes. West Dunbartonshire Council and the Care Inspectorate have never confirmed exact numbers at local care homes. A total of 12 lives were reported to the Crown Office as having been lost at Castle View care home in Dumbarton, 11 at the council-run Crosslet House facility in Dumbarton, and 11 at Balquhidder House in Alexandria.

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The 10 wonders of ancient Leicester that everyone should know about

The 10 wonders of ancient Leicester that everyone should know about Some of the city s architectural gems are hiding in plain sight The former Eastgates Coffee House Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Many people think of Leicester as largely concrete city that paved over most of its historic gems.

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