Winnie celebrated her 99th birthday last week! she is pictured here the day after enjoying some painting. Lots more pictures to see on our Gallery page.. (thanks to Jeanette for taking the photos)
Monthly Archives: August 2015
18.8.15 trip to Hereford Community Farm at Breinton
Paddy, Hilda A-S, Hilda P, David, Eric and Tony had a nice afternoon out at Hereford Community Farm.
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Conversations and Video..
Please take time to read some fascinating memories from Cora, David and Hilda A-S about wartime dances and the Saturday night hop and Winnie, Rita and Muriel B talking about coping with evacuation at the start of the war in 1939, V J Day (victory In Japan) and about going out picking nuts and blackberries.
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watch some new videos and hear Eric talking about his days as an RAF pilot training and flying Lancaster bombers during the war and Tom remembering his long career working as a postman in Herefordshire.
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Banjo Brian!
Banjo Brian came in on Wednesday to sing and entertain with his wonderful repertoire of popular songs and witty banter and encouraged everyone to join in on percussion.. watch some highlights below > https://www.flickr.com/photos/130155887@N06/19721000004/in/datetaken/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/130155887@N06/20157943669/in/datetaken/
Here’s a selection of photos taken by Jeanette of residents enjoying listening, singing and playing percussion along to the music of Banjo Brian…
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Leominster – Town of Talent!
Leominster has been stitched up! The 90 restored tapestries are now hanging on 3 new red wool panels in the Priory Church and look magnificent. They were restored by a small but talented team of stitchers and include a new Lamb of God panel. Each panel measures 5 feet x 10 feet. The church is usually open from 10 – 4 every day unless a special service is booked.
“In Stitches”- a local team led by Wendy Rulton stitched 30 x 1 metre square panels showing the history of Leominster since 660ad when the Monastery was built on the Leominster Priory site. These took 5 years including research and artists’ drawings.
These now hang permanently in Grange Court which is open from 10 – 4 Mon to Sat.
In Stitches have also just completed a very amusing & informative panel which is now hanging in the Library foyer. Do go and see all!

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