Why not read one of our gazettes to get a feel of what happens monthly at Wardside House

One of the attractions of Wardside House is that we lay on everything for you.

Wardside Gazette No. 47

August 14 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge

A Great Big Blooming Tea Party on Thursday 17th July in aid of Marie Curie Care was a great success and provided the opportunity for residents to meet with family members and friends in a most enjoyable and informal manner. It was a glorious sunny day and almost all were out on the terrace.

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Wardside Gazette No. 46

July 14 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge

The Craft Class have won first prize in the Scarecrow Competition and the residents and staff members have won the second and third prizes for their fancy hats, Well done Wardside House!

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Wardside Gazette No. 45

June 14 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge

This is the 50th edition of WARDSIDE HOUSE GAZETTE. It was first published in May 2010. The original idea of a regular news-sheet for residents was the combined brainchild of Marjorie Burt and Margaret MacGregor and at a Residents Meeting the present editors were appointed. Neither of them had any previous journalistic experience, so the general format of small newspapers was adopted – ‘Hatches, Matches and Dispatches with general news items relating to Wardside House’. It is hoped that all readers found the contents to be beneficial and at times enjoyed a little humour.

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Wardside Gazette No 44

May 14 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge

Latest news from Wardside House

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Wardside Gazette No. 43

April 14 · Editor: Resident Margery Neill and Resident Andrew Hodge

Spring with its birds – Robins trill and call. Chaffinches chirp and squeak. Tits tut-tut and shout. Thrushes sing to our hearts. Blackbirds battle for mates. But here we are besieged by rooks – often called crows, a generic name, or corbies, a Scottish name...

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