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The Heights rated as outstanding

The Heights nursing home maintains ‘Outstanding’ rating

The Heights nursing home in High Wycombe , run by local care provider and charity, The Fremantle Trust, has achieved an Outstanding rating by industry regulator the Care Quality Commission for a second time, following an unannounced inspection in November 2018. The nursing home was the first in...
Sara Livadeas

Welcome to my first blog as Chief Executive of The Fremantle Trust.

I want to start by saying how thrilled and honoured I feel to be taking up this role. My ambition in life is to increase the choice and quality of support available to older and disabled people, and I hope that I can continue to do this working with colleagues at The Fremantle Trust. While it...
Bernard Lyall with his mother Katharine

Bernard Lyall reads to residents during National Storytelling Week

TV editor Bernard Lyall joined his mum and fellow residents at Dell Field Court care home in Finchley to mark National Storytelling Week*. 90-year-old Katharine is a resident at the care home and lives with dementia. She is widely known for her writing (under the name of Katharine Whitehorn),...
Durdledoor mural

Local artist creates mural for her father at Fremantle Court

91-year-old Derek Underdown is enjoying a room with a view at Fremantle Court nursing home in Stoke Mandeville, thanks to the creation of a beautiful mural landscape painted by his daughter Toni Standing. Derek was responsible for the original design of Vox amps among other engineering feats...
Linda Smailes, Clare Hedge and Sue Faulkner

Linda named runner up in Unsung Hero competition

Linda Smailes, an activity organiser at Wing-based residential home, Carey Lodge, has earned national recognition as runner up in The Carer magazine’s Unsung Hero competition. The annual contest recognises those working in the care sector who consistently go the extra mile and are committed to...
Lucy and Carey from The Fremantle Trust donating to Aylesbury Food bank

The Trust gives back to local community this festive season

Local care provider and charity, The Fremantle Trust, has teamed up with other businesses to donate food and toiletries to Aylesbury Foodbank to support local families this Christmas. Lucy Cox, who is a tenant at the Trust’s Aylesbury Supported Living service for adults with a learning disability,...
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Sara Livadeas appointed as new Chief Executive

Sara Livadeas has been appointed Chief Executive at The Fremantle Trust, a registered charity and not for profit organisation providing care and support services for older people and adults with a learning disability. She will take up her position on 23rd January 2019. Sara has extensive experience...
Resident,scout and Mayor of Aylesbury holding an owl

The Mayor of Aylesbury joins festive fun at Lewin House

Residents, families and employees at Lewin House, run by local care provider and charity, The Fremantle Trust, enjoyed plenty of seasonal cheer at a fun day attended by the Mayor, local Scouts, Cubs, Beavers and members of the community. 1st Berryfield Scouts embraced the spirit of giving by...
Antonios, Carles and Robin smiling

Carles shares his message for International Volunteer Day

Carles Forés from Valencia, Spain, recently spent seven weeks volunteering at Fremantle Court care home in Stoke Mandeville. His message on International Volunteer Day is that contributing to society in this way is not only a positive experience, but a great learning opportunity. International...
Barbara, Rashida and Michelle smiling

Barbara celebrates her 102nd birthday with a smile at Lent Rise House

Barbara Wilkins marked her 102nd birthday at Burnham-based care home, Lent Rise House , with a special tea party with her family, fellow residents and members of the team. In a coincidental twist, Barbara shared her birthday with her key worker, Rashida Braimah, who turned 40 and activity...

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