22 March 2016

St Patrick's Day Celebrations

On the evening of Thursday 17th March, Residents & Staff gathered in the Activities Room for a St. Patrick's Celebration. Irish folk music played whilst Residents were treated to a delicious array of festive food, including Salmon marinated in Guinness & Colcannon potatoes. Irish whisky and Guinness were flowing, but sadly no real leprauchans were in evidence!

Twenty six Residents joined together to celebrate the feast of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland and staff members were adorned with green t-shirts/Guinness hats & shamrocks.

08 November 2018
Residents welcome Mr Guy Fawkes into the Home

31 October 2018
A Happy Halloween at Birtley House: With Halloween celebrations growing each year in the UK, our Birtley House activities team decided to really embrace it this year and make the most of our own home grown pumpkins.

26 October 2018
7 Steps to choosing a Nursing Home that is right for you: Having made the decision that additional care is required and that a nursing home is the right solution, finding the right one can be a daunting process. To help ease this, Birtley House nursing home guildford have devised a check list of the initial, most important considerations for any individual or family.

19 October 2018
A rare Birtley Mews opportunity: Independent living in the finest surroundings

09 October 2018
Holistic care with gardening at Birtley House: Its not just our house that is your home, our garden is too...

04 October 2018
'Team work will make our dream work': Our inspirational team of nurses and carers, recapping in the garden after a week of appraisals and reviews...

28 September 2018
Macmillan Coffee Afternoon a great success!: A brilliant afternoon of coffee, cake and prize winning.

27 September 2018
The Countdown to our Macmillan Coffee Afternoon: 3...2...1...

26 September 2018
Macmillan Coffee Afternoon at Birtley House: Let's get ready to go!

24 September 2018
A visit from the Virtual Dementia Tour: Experiencing how it feels to live with Dementia