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

Three housing chief executives have welcomed the Government’s announcement to scrap plans to cap service charges in retirement housing properties.

Anchor’s Beech Hall care home in Armley, Leeds is taking part in a national project with the NHS aiming to reduce hospital admissions linked to urinary tract infections (UTI) among older people.

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

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

Mill View care home held a Mad Hatters themed Tea Party in celebration of Anchor's 50th birthday.

Local older people are invited to join residents at Gills Top care home in Grassington for Fish and Chips and Sunday Lunch every week from 12pm.

Firth House care home in Selby has become the first care home to complete the React to Red training being promoted by Vales of York CCG.

Residents and staff from Augusta Court care home in Chichester held a garden party to mark the 50th anniversary of Anchor, which runs the property.

One of Anchor’s most pro-active care homes hosted a ‘Bring Your Child To Work day’ yesterday.

Bishopstoke Park retirement village held a very enjoyable Summer Garden Party on Thursday 12 July for residents and potential customers.

Hurst Park Court care home in Huyton has been classed as Good in all areas by regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC).