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New care home being built at former Community Hospital site in Malvern

JOBS: An artist s impression of the new Windsor Court care home in Malvern A NEW luxury care home is being built in Malvern, bringing in 75 new jobs to the town. Windsor Court, being built on the site of the old Malvern Community Hospital in Lansdowne Road, is on course to be completed by this summer. The £8million care home is being built by the Maria Mallaband Care Group and will include 51 en-suite rooms, lounges, restaurants and communal areas. Also included are a bistro and bar, hair salon and eight-seat cinema, which will be open to the community if covid restrictions allow.

Sedrick C. Mitchell "Mitch" | Obituaries

He was born October 6th, 1951 in Lumberton, Mississippi to Major Coleman and Doris Mitchell. He enlisted in the U.S Army in 1972 and proudly served his country for 26 years. Many of those years were spent stationed overseas in Germany where he also met his wife, Theresa, with whom he shared nearly 30 years of his life. He retired as a Command Sergeant Major and went on to spend ten more years working Civil Service with the US Government. Sedrick was an accomplished man. He was an exceptional husband, father, brother and friend and was respected and beloved by all those who had the privilege of knowing him.

Sedrick C. Mitchell, 69, of Sackets Harbor

Sedrick C. Mitchell, 69, of Sackets Harbor By Submitted by funeral home | January 13, 2021 at 2:59 PM EST - Updated January 13 at 2:59 PM SACKETS HARBOR, N.Y. (WWNY) - Sedrick C. Mitchell “Mitch”, 69, of Sackets Harbor, NY passed away on 7 Jan 2021 from complications related to Covid. He was born October 6th, 1951 in Lumberton, Mississippi to Major Coleman and Doris Mitchell. He enlisted in the U.S Army in 1972 and proudly served his country for 26 years. Many of those years were spent stationed overseas in Germany where he also met his wife, Theresa, with whom he shared nearly 30 years of his life. He retired as a Command Sergeant Major and went on to spend ten more years working Civil Service with the US Government.

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