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Two Kingsley Healthcare managers were guests at a House of Commons reception in recognition of their commitment to training at a Norfolk care home.

Kirsty Holden, manager at Thorp House care home in Griston, and operations manager Georgina Dennison were invited by the YMCA to the event which was hosted by Romsey and Southampton North MP Caroline Nokes.

Staff at Downham Grange care home in Clackclose Road, Downham Market have welcomed an overall good Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection rating. Peter Barlow, manager of the Kingsley Healthcare run home, said: “As a team, we share a passion for good care and I am delighted that has been recognised by the inspector in his report.”

Kingsley Healthcare run Spring Lodge, in Woolverstone, unveiled its Weddings Hall of Fame on February 14 and a three week celebration of romance culminated in a wedding tea on Saturday with Champagne and love songs from local musician Bryan Collins.

Kingsley CEO Daya Thayan and Sumi Thayan continued their charity work during their recent visit to Sri Lanka.

More than 100 people benefited from a medical camp arranged by them at the Velummyilum Foundation.

A woman who worked for the Free French at their London headquarters during the Second World War has celebrated her 100th birthday at Woodbridge Lodge care home. Bets Smith, whose mother was French, celebrated her big day surrounded by family, friends and staff. Among those attending her birthday party at the Kingsley Healthcare home in Burkitt Road, Woodbridge, was her daughter Carolyn, who lives in Knodishall, and her son Anthony, from Bury St Edmunds.