Jubilee fun at Ladymead care home

Ladymead care home residents and staff enjoyed afternoon tea and jubilee themed games to mark the Queen’s big weekend of celebration.

The home was decorated with bunting and there were red, white and blue hats and flags for everyone – some of which were made by the residents and the activity team.

Ladymead Care Home in Swindon, Wiltshire, is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission and has a 9.7 out of 10 score on independent review site carehome.co.uk

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