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Brian the cockerel, visiting from The Animal Pantry in Astwood Bank, quickly made himself at home when he stopped by Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Lickey Road.

Residents and visitors were treated to a day of festive fun as Alice in Wonderland made a special appearance at an Easter celebration in Cofton Hackett.

There was a real sense of joy, warmth and togetherness at Cofton Park Manor Care Home as residents, families and friends came together to celebrate Mother’s Day in style.

Residents at Cofton Park Manor Care Home, proved it’s never too late to make new friends when they got up close and personal with a fascinating collection of snakes during a special visit from AnimalTastic – The Animal Lady.

Residents at Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Bromsgrove recently enjoyed a visit from antiques expert and Flog It! presenter Nick Davies.

Guide dogs in training recently paid a heartwarming visit to Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Cofton Hackett, near Birmingham, bringing puppy cuddles, conversation and plenty of smiles to residents.

Earlier this year, Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Cofton Hackett marked an important milestone as the home celebrated its third anniversary.

Residents at Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Bromsgrove enjoyed a special afternoon of memories, craftsmanship and curiosity when BBC ‘Flog It’ presenter and antiques expert Nick Davies paid a visit.

Residents at Cofton Park Manor Care Home in Bromsgrove enjoyed an uplifting afternoon of laughter and learning in celebration of World Diabetes Day.

It’s never too late to live it large, say residents at a Cofton Hackett care home who attended their first rave this August, aged in their 80s and 90s.

Wartime classics from Dame Vera Lynn and contemporaries brought back emotive memories for Cofton Hackett care home residents when they celebrated D-Day with live music.

Residents joined team members at a Cofton Hackett care home to say a big thanks to their caring district nurses.

Super heroic workers were put in the spotlight at a Cofton Hackett care home when residents wanted to say a big thank you to those who care for others.

Residents and the team at Cofton Park Manor Care Home, Lickey Road, celebrated National Caregiving Day by dressing up as their favourite superhero characters.

An amazing romantic meal and a day of kindness delighted residents as well as the team at Cofton Park Manor.

The team at the friendly home went over the top with Valentines this year – not only making residents feel extra special but also going out into their community to spread the love.

Ninety-six-year-old Cofton Park Manor resident Iris Bessent was auto-matically thrilled when she enjoyed a spin in a Mercedes Benz convertible sports car.

Iris, who has lived at the Cofton Hackett home for the last two years, has always had a love of cars – although she has never had a driver’s licence.