The Scarborough News

Country and Western fete hosted by Scarboroug­h Hall

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Staff, residents, relatives and the local community came together at Scarboroug­h Hall to enjoy a Country and Westernthe­med summer fete held in the home’s grounds.

The venue hosted a variety of activities, including farm animals from Purple Pig Company, musical entertainm­ent from Matt at Rewind, a tombola, a raffle, games and crafts stalls as well as a plant stall which were enjoyed by everyone who attended.

Also, Scarboroug­h Hall invited members of the community to attend its free Alzheimer's Awareness Talk.

Staff who are specially trained in dementia care from Dementia Action Alliance delivered the talk which covered topics such as how to spot the first signs of dementia, how to get a diagnosis, how to look after your loved one living with dementia and how to fund care, as well as details of local support groups in the area.

There was plenty of time for questions and answers during the session.

 ?? ?? Charlotte Sutton, Jessy Aziz, Jessica Larkin, Beth Newland, Skigh Harrison and Rebecca Hardy pose for a photo.
Charlotte Sutton, Jessy Aziz, Jessica Larkin, Beth Newland, Skigh Harrison and Rebecca Hardy pose for a photo.
 ?? ?? Dementia Action Alliance volunteer Julie Janes delivers a talk explaining the different kinds of dementia.
Dementia Action Alliance volunteer Julie Janes delivers a talk explaining the different kinds of dementia.
 ?? ?? Beth Newland and Jessica Larkin at the fete’s popular tombola stall.
Beth Newland and Jessica Larkin at the fete’s popular tombola stall.
 ?? ?? Deputy Manager Chardi Galway.
Deputy Manager Chardi Galway.
 ?? ?? Beth Newland and Sheila Deere.
Beth Newland and Sheila Deere.

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