Mill View
Care Home Bradford
Address:
Bolton Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD2 4BN
Telephone:
01274 718910Email:
mill.view@idealcarehomes.co.ukManager:
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Mill View care home Bradford: At Mill View our concept is simple - to offer the highest quality of care in a luxurious setting at an affordable price for all. What's more, our experienced team of welcoming staff are trained to the highest standards. Mill View is quite simply the ideal place to live:
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Moston Care Home Secures Prestigious Award
Moston’s newest care home Lightbowne Hall, on Lightbowne Road, has
been awarded a prestigious award for the manner in which its design
and construction ensures the safety of the people who live and work
there.
Gareth Hulmes, on behalf of Greater Manchester Police said: “We are
delighted to be able to present the prestigious Association of
Chief Police Officers 'Secured by Design' award to Ideal Care Homes
and LNT Construction, which recognises their hard work and
effective collaboration with Greater Manchester Police's Design for
Security team during the design and construction of Lightbowne
Hall. This achievement is a great example of working together to
create safer communities.”
Lawrence Tomlinson, Chairman of both Ideal Carehomes and LNT
Construction said: “I design all our care homes to be great places
to live and it is encouraging to see the attention to detail paid
to our homes recognised in this way”
PC Andy Grimes, Gareth Hulmes,
Sue Walker, Alison Brownbill, Sgt Ben Cowcill, PC Michelle Gee ,PC
John Carroll
LEEDS CARE HOME WELCOMES FIRST RESIDENT
87 year old Eva Matthews moves
into the area’s most modern care facility.
This week Leeds’ newest care home,
Oak Tree Lodge welcomed its first resident Mrs Eva Matthews into
her new home.
Mrs Matthews, who was born in
Tadcaster, married just after the Second World War and moved to
London where she worked as a dental nurse, and for William Hill as
a telephonist. A large part of her working life was as a civil
servant which she loved. Mrs Matthews has one son and two
grandchildren. She was joined for the celebration by Mr Harry Caley
who has also recently moved into the home.
Mrs Matthews was presented with a
bouquet of flowers by Ideal Care Homes Managing Director, Mark
Greaves, and a celebratory bottle of champagne by Oak Tree Lodge
Manager Carolyn Wagstaff.
Mark Greaves, Managing Director of
Ideal Care Homes said:
“We never under estimate what a
big step it is moving into a new environment, but I know that
Carolyn and her team of carers will go to every length to make sure
the move for all our residents is as smooth as possible.”
Since the public open day on
Sunday 18
th March there has been massive interest in Oak Tree
Lodge which is a testament to Ideal Care Homes’ offer of
affordable, quality care and also the demand for care in the Leeds
area.
All 33 homes in the Ideal Care
Homes group welcome both private and Local Authority residents, and
do not charge top-up fees making the homes great places providing
quality care that people can afford to live in.
Pictured: From left to right Home
Manager Carolyn Wagstaff, Mr Caley’s Niece Susan Roberts, Mark
Greaves Managing Director of Ideal Care Homes
Front – Oak Tree Lodge Residents
-Mrs Eva Matthews and Mr H Caley
RESIDENTS AT NOTTINGHAM CARE HOME ARE VISITED BY CORONATION STREET STARS
In a themed Coronation Street
morning brunch serving up treats from Roy’s Rolls!
Television
actor
Alan Halsall, better known as
Coronation Street’s hapless mechanic
Tyrone Dobbs, left the cobbles of Coronation Street on
Saturday to visit residents at Bulwell care home,
Fairway View. Along with his real-life wife and British
actress,
Lucy-Jo Hudson - best known for her role as
Katy Harris in Coronation Street, and as vet Rosie Trevanion
in
Wild At Heart; Alan sat down to a
Roy’s Rolls brunch with the home’s residents where they
enjoyed tucking into the delights as served up in the ITV
soap.
The actors
mingled with residents and their families, and signed memorabilia
and autographs. Residents took part in a raffle to win a signed
copy of
‘50 Years of Coronation Street’, whilst Lucy-Jo was
presented with a bunch of flowers by Fairway View residents who are
avid fans of the ITV soap.
Alan commented:
“Lucy-Jo and I were delighted to visit residents at Fairway
View. It provides a valuable service to the local community so it
was an absolute pleasure for us to be part of it, and to meet the
residents and staff who work there.”
Fairway View,
which offers a home for 41 people living with dementia, is part of
the Leeds based
Ideal Care Homes and boasts 100% en-suite accommodation,
landscaped sensory gardens and a hairdressing salon. The
group stands for innovation and quality in its provision of care,
and charges no top-up fees making their homes places people can
afford.
Ideal Care Homes
prides itself on being a great place to live. Leading voice in the
health care sector and a man responsible for changing the face of
residential care in the UK today,
Lawrence Tomlinson, Chairman
and
Founder of the
Ideal Care Homes said:
“Holding an event like this creates a great atmosphere in the
home for both the people who live with us and their loved
ones. It is a real pleasure for us to have Alan and Lucy- Jo
take time out of their busy schedules to come and visit us.
Everyone has had a really great day and thrown themselves into the
Coronation Street theme.”
Fairway View,
which is situated on Swale Close off St Albans Road, Bulwell, is
one of 33 homes opened by Ideal Care Homes: it was built by sister
company
LNT Construction, both part of the
LNT Group owned by Mr Tomlinson.
We are currently recruiting for the following positions.
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Julie Dawson
Mill View
Bolton Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire
BD2 4BN
