Abbeyfield Hoylake & West Kirby is hiring for multiple positions across its Hoylake and West Kirby homes, offering rewarding roles within a friendly, supportive residential care environment.

Jay Irving made his first visit to Lear House for an afternoon of singing, playing along and dancing, and he’s already booked to return next month.

Lear House’s Knit and Natter group has been making bags for Teams4U’s Christmas boxes and knitting snowmen for December’s Christmas Tree Festival.

Sarah and Richard visited Lear House for a piano and flute concert featuring everything from James Galway to traditional Irish classics.

Children from Carrie’s Tiney Home Nursery and Caroline’s Childminding joined Lear House residents for a lovely morning of crafting together.

Care home entertainer Sandra Currie returned to Lear House for an afternoon of favourite songs, singing, tambourines and dancing.

Retired police officer Chris Pierce from NARPO visited Lear House to share stories from his varied career and talk about how policing has changed.

Week 3 of Boogie Baby set sail with a nautical theme, sailor hats for everyone and a morning of music and fun across the generations.

Local speaker Dominga Devitt took us back in time with her talk on the history of Lear House and West Kirby, including a rare look at the 1934 Annual Report for The Lear Home of Recovery.

Caroline from Popcats Music Time brought great music, laughter and a lively conga line to Lear House.

Gwyl and Tim from Therapy Dogs Nationwide are always a welcome sight at Lear House, bringing calm, comfort and plenty of smiles.

The Heswall Home Guard visited Lear House for a fascinating talk on the history of the Home Guard on Wirral, sparking stories and memories.

Week 2 of Boogie Baby headed to the Wild West, with cowboy hats, themed music and growing connections between the generations.