Insole Court celebrates Grand Opening
On Saturday 30th September, Insole Court mansion in Llandaff will officially reopen its doors aſter an extensive refurbishment. Te event will be marked with a ribbon cutting from MP for Cardiff West, Kevin Brennan as well as a family fun day with live music, street food and plenty of family fun. Previously operated by Cardiff Council, the house is now run by a charitable trust and has become a destination for visitors from across Cardiff, with its popular
‘Potting
Shed Café’ , a unique room hire facility and its beautiful gardens. Cardiff Council Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure, Cllr Peter Bradbury said: “Te fantastic restoration work that has taken place at this iconic Cardiff landmark has given Insole Court a wonderful new lease of life whereby history is combined with community.” Tough the site has already been transformed, restoration work is ongoing. Insole Court Director, Meg Anthony explained, ‘We’re
delighted to finally
welcome guests back into the mansion and we think visitors will love what they see. We’re now hard at work, preparing the first floor for a new exhibition that will open in 2018 and we can’t wait to show off even more of our beautiful house.’ For more information on Insole Court visit
www.insolecourt.org or call 02921 167920.
The winners at the Hallmark Care Home Awards 2017 with Welsh classical singer and television presenter Aled Phillips (bottom row, second left) and Hallmark Care Homes Managing Director Avnish Goyal (bottom row, first right)
Ty Enfys Care Home in Pentwyn, Cardiff has won a whopping eight awards at a national ceremony. The residential, dementia and nursing care home, which is run by Hallmark Care Homes, was presented the awards by Welsh classical singer and television presenter Aled Phillips at the glittering Bollywood-themed
2017 Hallmark
Care Homes Awards at the Beaumont Estate in Windsor, Berkshire. General Manager, Sujjata Singh won the Innovation Award whilst Nurse, Molcy Mathew was awarded Nurse of the Year. Amongst the other winners was Lifestyle Leader Lily Chapman,
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