Wymondham boy reading bedtime stories to help care home
A Norfolk boy has been dedicating his time every night to reading bedtime stories to care home residents with dementia. Henry Webb, seven, from Wymondham...
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A Norfolk boy has been dedicating his time every night to reading bedtime stories to care home residents with dementia. Henry Webb, seven, from Wymondham...
Visitors to the twin villages of Buxton and Lamas could be in for a surprise, as a new scarecrow festival is taking place.
Published: 3:09 PM January 26, 2021 Residents at Windmill House Care Home in Wymondham enjoying the Burns Night bagpipe performance by volunteer piper and Wymondham resident Alisdair McClymont. - Credit: Fran Annis Spirits were lifted and happy memories made for care home residents and staff at a special Burns Night celebration. The Covid-secure event on January 25 took place in the day for dozens of people at Windmill House, owned by Runwood Homes Senior Living, on Browick Road in Wymondham. Alisdair McClymont, from Wymondham, who volunteered to play the bagpipes for residents at Wind...