Bradwell Court Residential Care Home in Cheshire

The sound of music

Our care home choir, which we have aptly named ‘Can sing – can’t sing’, has been the most fantastic introduction to the home. It began just a few months ago but every single Tuesday at 11am, the entire home stops for practice – with every member of staff and every resident joining in! We are not going to give any choir in Congleton, or even Cheshire a run for their money – but the sheer joy everyone gets from singing together at the tops of their voices is simply magical!

Blooming marvellous!

The gardens at Bradwell Court are a real highlight of the home, which provides both residential care and dementia care. We have a brilliant partnership with Congleton in Bloom to thank for that. Every year members of the group come to the home and go through different horticultural designs, supporting us to cultivate our dream garden.

Bradwell Court recently won the Congleton in Bloom award for the care home’s contribution to the town achieving gold in national Britain in Bloom Awards. Some of the residents involved proudly attended the awards night at the local town hall, joining the team to collect their prestigious accolade.

This year members of the team from Congleton in Bloom are coming to support our staff to design a new greenhouse area with raised planters, so our residents can have their own miniature allotment plots.

Another highlight of the home is our residents’ bedrooms, which are extremely spacious and beautifully decorated, with garden views. The rooms have kitchenettes and seating areas, should your loved ones prefer a little more privacy when they visit. With walk-in wet room showers, they are perfect for our residents who prefer to be more independent.

Being embraced into the heart of such a close-knit community is also very important to help our residents to remain engaged with life outside their care home in Congleton. Representatives from our local churches regularly come into the home to carry out services and Songs of Praise. We are also very lucky to receive regular visits from toddlers from our local nursery, who light up our residents’ faces every time they walk through the door.

Outside the home, our residents enjoy trips along the canal in a very unique boat which is specially adapted for wheelchairs. The residents love to sit back and enjoy the breath-taking Cheshire countryside, waving to walkers along the route! On the way back we always stop for fish and chips or ice cream – the perfect end to the perfect day!