Care home residents

In the pink - Dylis Peacock (right) and manager Hayley Peace.

PICTURES: Care home residents in Skegness in the pink for charity

Phoebe with manager Hayley Peace and Lifestyle Co-ordinator, Cheryl Curtis.

Care home residents in Skegness go for gold

Joyce Payne enjoying her smoothie.

Care home residents in Skegness enjoy some fruity fun

Care home coordinator Cheryl Curtis goes to local shop to buy fish and chips and comes away with five bags in total.

PICTURES: Care home residents celebrate Fish and Chip Friday at the seaside

Care homes will be prioritised for testing. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Care home residents in Scotland allowed designated visitors during Covid outbrea...

Care home residents in England will be allowed two regular indoor visitors from mid-April, the Government has announced (Photo: Shutterstock)

Care home residents in England allowed two indoor visitors from 12 April

Everyone in the first nine priority groups should have been offered a Covid jab by May (Photo: Getty Images)

Everyone aged 50 and over in England can now book a Covid vaccination - here’s h...

The vaccine rollout will proceed down the age bands of adults (Photo: Getty Images)

Frontline workers and BAME groups won’t be next in line for Covid vaccine - prio...

The next five priority groups should be invited for their first vaccine dose by the end of April (Photo: Getty Images)

This is who will get Covid vaccine next as rollout moves into new phase

Care home residents will be able to join family and friends over Christmas - but...

Syne Hills Residential Care Home D-Day celebrations.

Care home residents in Skegness fly the flag for D-Day

Ashdene residents busy with their works of art. EMN-190923-232932001

Care home residents show their artistic sides

Ashdene Care Home resident Jim Sekker enjoys some equine therapy at FEAL.

Care home residents in Sleaford enjoy some '˜equine therapy'