The Abbeyfield Creative Writing Competition, which took place over Abbeyfield Week in June, attracted over 70 brilliant submissions from Abbeyfields around the world.

The Chris Nicholl Trophy was named after resident of Speedwell Court, Chris, a former player and manager.

Music evokes memories, helps overcome symptoms of anxiety, depression and loneliness, regardless of age, but for older people, it has proven particularly beneficial.

MP of Mid Sussex, Mims Davies, asked residents across the county to nominate their COVID Heroes: those who have gone above and beyond to help others in the local community, among which Westall House were nominated.

Abbeyfield Week, from 5th-13 June, provided the opportunity to reflect on what makes our houses and homes a special place to live.

A 17-year-old Sixth Former has been sharing her artistic gifts with residents of The Abbeyfield Society, from a distance of over 100 miles.

Residents of two Abbeyfield homes were gifted specialist hardback books and benches from house builder Miller Homes to help engage residents and facilitate meetings between them, and their friends and families safely.

As part of our annual celebration, Abbeyfield Week, residents of Woodlands managed by The Dales Society, reminisced together, sharing old photos and fond memories.

Ridgway Court care home in Farnham, is home to 87-year-old Edna Jones, who has been creating some rather special gifts to brighten up the lives of children and adults alike in her local neighbourhood.