Wakefield care home bringing the seaside to Stanley

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A care home in Wakefield is inviting everyone along to their beach-themed garden party as it brings the seaside to Stanley.

Staff and residents at Hepworth House care home, at City Field Court , are inviting their local community aoong on Saturday, August 6.

From 1pm, guests can enjoy a barbecue in the gardens, freshly prepared in the home using locally sourced ingredients.

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Pontefract-based showman, musician and vocalist, Adam Press, will perform some high-energy, feel-good music to get people on their feet and having fun.

Staff and residents at Hepworth House care home, at City Field Court , are inviting their local community aoong on Saturday, August 6.Staff and residents at Hepworth House care home, at City Field Court , are inviting their local community aoong on Saturday, August 6.
Staff and residents at Hepworth House care home, at City Field Court , are inviting their local community aoong on Saturday, August 6.

Hepworth House will also be hosting activities for all to enjoy, including hook-a-duck, donkey petting, a tombola and a fantastic raffle.

Resident Joyce 'Ann' Sharp told the care staff how excited she is for the event.

The 80-year-old said: “We are really looking forward to the Seaside Garden Party.

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"We had so much fun at our last party, I can’t wait to do it again. I am mostly looking forward to meeting the donkey who is visiting us.”

Helen Batty, the Home Manager at Hepworth House, said: "We are very excited to welcome the community to our Seaside Garden Party.

"It gives our residents and their families a chance to spend the day together doing something different, and having lots of fun!

"We hope our friends and neighbours will join us for a good time."

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