Ensuring good mental health and wellbeing is as important in older age as it is at any other time of life, particularly as the UK’s population continues to age rapidly.

Anchor’s care homes across the country are inviting their local communities to visit them on Care Home Open Day to find out what life in a care home is like.

West Hall care home in West Byfleet has further improved on its outstanding rating from regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

It has been announced by the BBC that free TV licences for the over 75s are being scrapped.

Residents from an Eastleigh care home have knitted blankets for needy people in Romania.

A kind-hearted resident from an Anchor Hanover retirement housing property in Leeds has been inspiring his neighbours to help reduce isolation and loneliness by volunteering to help others.

Bilton Court care home in Wellingborough have kindly treated firefighters, police officers, ambulance staff and nurses to a free breakfast to say thank you for their exceptional dedication.

A care home in Ormesby has been classed as Good in all areas by regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Staff from a care home in Harehills have helped a dream come true for two rugby fans by organising a trip to the Rhinos’ Stadium on Thursday (23 May).

A Leeds care home has transformed a room into a Café which will be open to the community as a Dementia Cafe.

Five Anchor Hanover developments have won accolades at this year’s national Elderly Accommodation Counsel (EAC) Awards.

Leading national housing provider Anchor Hanover has been shortlisted in three categories as part of this year’s prestigious Housing Heroes Awards.

A retirement village in Eastleigh, Hampshire owned and managed by Anchor Hanover has hosted a fact finding visit from delegates of The Icelandic Seaman Association.

A housing professional from Worcestershire has won a top prize at the at this year’s ASCP Safety & Compliance Awards.

A diverse range of organisations has launched an innovative pilot to address physical inactivity in later life, one of the greatest public health challenges facing the country.

Anchor Hanover has appointed three leading energy, services and regeneration specialists as strategic delivery partners in a ten-year contract worth around £160 million.

Staff at Anchor’s Townend Close in Keighley organised a dog talent show as part of its programme of meaningful activities for their older residents.

Anchor Hanover, England’s largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people, has won an incredible 61 regional accolades in the annual Elderly Accommodation Counsel (EAC) Awards.