'˜Digni-Tea' day at Louth care home

Fotherby House Care Home held a 1940s themed '˜Digni-Tea' day on January 31 to mark National Dignity Action Day.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Feb 2016, 08:45 BST
Updated 17th Feb 2016, 07:29 BST
Fotherby House held a 1940s themed 'Digni -Tea' in support of National Dignity Action Day.Fotherby House held a 1940s themed 'Digni -Tea' in support of National Dignity Action Day.
Fotherby House held a 1940s themed 'Digni -Tea' in support of National Dignity Action Day.

The Mayor of Louth, Councillor Sue Locking, attended with her Consort. She spoke to residents and read out quotes from a dignity box in which everyone - residents, visitors, staff - had put what dignity meant to them.

The Mayor also read poems, including one written by Fotherby House Dignity Champion.

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There was fantastic entertainment from Lincoln based group, Jack Of Diamonds, and residents joined in with a sing-along and dancing where possible.

Fotherby House also had a ‘dignity cake’ designed by their chef, and a full 1940s Buffet.

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