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STAFF at a care home in Bradwell-on-Sea worked to make Valentine’s Day extra special for its loved-up residents.

STAFF at a care home in Bradwell-on-Sea worked to make Valentine’s Day extra special for its loved-up residents.

Valentine’s travel and hotel options in the UK include luxury spa stays, relaxing retreats and castle experiences.

STAFF at a care home in the district have been working hard to make this Christmas special for their residents.

The occasion seemed to get to everyone – including hosts Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding

The Great British Bake Offs COVID-safe filming bubble, formed at Down Hall in Hertfordshire, was allegedly a non-stop party.

A NEW supersized tablet is helping residents at a care home in Bradwell-on-Sea.

The Great British Bake Off bosses have reportedly been forced to add extra security to their contestants COVID-safe bubble after fans kept trying to get onto the set. Channel 4 producers have doubled security in an attempt to keep the famous tent - currently in the grounds of the Down Hall Hotel in Hertfordshire - free of fans who might jeopardise the coronavirus-free zone.       An inside source revealed to The Sun on Monday: The last thing the producers want is anything that could risk f...

Luxury Essex hotel, estate and spa Down Hall has appointed Graham Noonan-Chatham as executive chef. Noonan-Chatham will oversee the opening of the hotel’s new restaurant concept in July, which will champion British seasonal cuisine and making use of the produce grown in Down Hall’s kitchen gardens. The chef’s dishes can already be found on the Bishop’s Stortford hotel’s recently launched Terrace menu, including warm spring onion, wild garlic and pumpkin see...

A PLUCKY care home worker has vowed to keep working for as long as she is fit and healthy – even though she is now older than some of the residents she helps to look after. Domestic assistant Sylvia Woods has worked at Down Hall residential care home in Bradwell for the past 26 years. And at the age of 83, she says she still has no plans to retire. Sylvia joined the team at Down Hall in 1995, after her husband died, and describes her first role as ‘tea lady’. Quickly progressing...