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Integrum expands South East care coverage
Warwickshire care home unveils refurbished bar and bistro
Integrum Care Group has expanded its reach across the South East with the acquisition of a seventh care home – its second in the Brighton area. Cavell House in Shoreham-by-Sea has
46 rooms and provides specialist care for a range of needs including respite, nursing, and palliative care. The home will become part of The Mulberry Community – a dedicated service which supports people with a wide range of complex care needs. Integrum Care Group CEO and co-owner
Adrian Pancott said: “We are delighted to be bringing Cavell House into The Mulberry Community. It’s an excellent home with a dedicated team headed up by manager Julie, and we are sure both residents and staff will integrate well with our community. “Following the recent integration of
Swanborough House into our group, we are pleased to now be further expanding our presence in the Brighton area as we look to demonstrate our commitment to providing best in class care across the South East.”
Lord Mayor opens £10m care home in Herne Bay
The Lord Mayor of Canterbury Councillor Keji Moses and Lady Mayoress Carol Reed have officially opened Dunham Care’s first care home – Herne Bay Manor in Kent. Visiting to commemorate build
completion, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress cut a green ribbon to declare the £10m, 67 bedroom care home officially open and ready to welcome its first residents. Herne Bay Manor offers residential,
nursing, dementia and respite care services. Led by home manager Trisha King, the property features en suite private bedrooms, elegant lounges, dining rooms and communal areas, spa-assisted bathrooms, a beauty salon, plus spacious grounds and an outdoor terrace to the first floor. The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress were
joined by representatives from Dunham Care for a tour of the care home and to meet some of the newly appointed staff, as well as potential new residents. Lord Mayor Cllr Moses said: “We are
delighted to be here today to celebrate the completion of this beautiful new development that will support and enhance life for older individuals in our Herne Bay community.
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www.thecarehomeenvironment March 2026 “I have been impressed with the design and
incredibly high standards of the care home. It has been great to view the whole development and meet the talented teams involved. I wish each of the new residents all the very best in their new homes. I am confident that they will be very happy here.” Chairman of the McGoff Group, Dave
McGoff, commented: “We are grateful to the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress for joining today and officially opening the development. As more residents move into their new homes, we are looking forward to seeing the new community come to life providing a good lifestyle, comfort and care for local individuals wishing to remain in this highly desirable part of Kent.”
Leycester House in Warwickshire has officially unveiled its newly refurbished bar, bistro, and reception area. Staff at the home – which is part of the Berkley Care Group – worked with specialist designers to transform the heart of the home into a modern, comfortable setting designed for socialising and relaxation.
The refurbishment includes a cosy snug within the bistro, updated décor and furnishings, an armchair seating area, and a striking handmade bar that has already become a favourite feature among residents. The refurbished setting was officially opened by the Mayor of Warwick, Councillor Jackie D’Arcy, alongside Berkley Care Group Co-Owner and Chief Executive Officer, Laura Perry, at a special launch event. Berkley Care Group CEO Laura Perry said: “At Berkley Care Group, we’re always looking for ways to enhance everyday life for the people living with us. This redevelopment is about more than just a beautiful new space; it’s about creating an environment where residents and their families can feel truly at home. “I’m incredibly proud of all of the Berkley team who have worked with our external partners to bring our vision to life to make a positive difference for our residents and their families at Leycester House.”
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