Church Farm Care’s Field House nursing home in Radcliffe-on-Trent has marked its 40th anniversary with a celebration to honour its long-standing staff and family members, while recognising the company’s heritage and commitment to care. 

The home hosted a celebration with speeches to showcase the history of the care group, singing performances from singer songwriter Stacey Lynn Crowe, as well as celebratory cakes, welcome drinks, and an array of buffet food. 

It also honoured two longstanding staff members who shared their memories and experiences at the home. Head of the kitchen Debbie Croucher has worked at Field House for 36 years alongside housekeeper Beverley Moore who has worked there for 13 years.  

Lucy Atkinson, director at Church Farm Care said: “We’re so pleased to be celebrating 40-years of our Field House home. While it became officially part of our Church Farm Care group more recently, the home has been part of my life since I was a child. As our oldest home, we’re so grateful to be able to look back while also continuing to plan for the future as the home continues to thrive. 

“Everyone at Field House really does go above and beyond with the care and activities they provide for family members. We’re so thankful to everyone for all their work over the past 40 years, and we can’t wait to celebrate many more.” 

To find out more information about Church Farm Care and its four homes – Field House, located in Radcliffe-on-Trent, Skylarks, located in West Bridgford and Church Farm Nursing Home and Rusticus homes, located in Cotgrave – or to find more information about current job vacancies, please visit https://churchfarmcare.co.uk/vacancies.