Newsletter

Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on whether we should move to Monthly Newsletters. Whilst many of you thought this was a good idea, others would prefer the Weekly Newsletters continue until there is better access to the homes. This makes sense so we will continue on a weekly basis until further notice. Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two.

We are sorry this week’s newsletter has been delayed but, to invoke Harold Macmillan, events conspired against us 🙂 Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two. Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two. Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two. Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two. Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two, although Nettlestead is under review (see Outbreak, below) Read More >

Nettlestead, Priors Mead and HomeCare are all at Implementation Level Two, although Nettlestead is under review (see Outbreak, below) Read More >

Nettlestead remains at Implementation Level Three, with Priors Mead and HomeCare now at Implementation Level Two. Read More >

Nettlestead remains at Implementation Level Three, with Priors Mead and HomeCare now at Implementation Level Two.

Hidden Heroins

Throughout the Nettlestead Covid Outbreak we have rightly shone a torch on the fantastic job everyone has been doing there, credited the Staff at Priors Mead for proactively going into lockdown to give time for the Residents’ Vaccines to take effect before the anticipated Kent Variant impacted Reigate, and the astonishing work our HomeCarers have been doing in the community despite a surge in the Coronavirus. However, as our HomeCare Client, Kathleen, points out, one group who has simply got on with it despite everything has not received the recognition they deserve. They are our Live-In HomeCarers, and we therefore want to single them out for some long-overdue recognition, and to thank them for the marvelous work they are doing, not least in looking after Sarah’s parents. Read More >