Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall was honoured to welcome the esteemed Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Cllr Carole McCulloch for a delightful visit and lunch with the residents.
The highlight of the visit was a scrumptious lunchtime meal, where everyone gathered in the lavish dining room to savour a delectable roasted gammon dinner. The Lord Mayor graciously joined in the festivities, engaging in heartfelt conversations, and sharing laughter with residents she frequently hosts at her Charity Lord Mayor’s Tea Dance in the main ballroom at Nottingham Council House.
Before the afternoon’s entertainment commenced, the Lord Mayor was treated to a tour of Harrier House, where she had the opportunity to explore the home’s warm and inviting atmosphere. Colin, one of our residents, even had the chance to don the Lord Mayor’s distinguished chain of office, adding an extra touch of regal flair to the occasion.
“It was a great afternoon,” remarked a member of the Harrier House team. “We cannot wait to see her again for the next tea dance soon.”
The visit was a testament to the strong sense of community and connection fostered at Harrier House. Residents and staff alike cherished the opportunity to welcome such a distinguished guest into their home, and they eagerly anticipate her return.
“We were delighted to meet the Lord Mayor of Nottingham,” said Samantha Kavanagh, Home Manager at Harrier House. “Her visit brought immense joy to our residents, and we look forward to welcoming her back soon.”
Harrier House Care Home extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Lord Mayor of Nottingham for gracing them with her presence, and they eagerly await future opportunities to host her once again.