1940s entertainment hits the right note at Huddersfield care homeThe Oakes care home in Huddersfield was alive with the sound of music as Residents enjoyed a 1940s-style singalong. 

The singer arrived at the home dressed head to toe in 1940s attire, sparking conversation amongst Residents as they reminisced about memories from the war. 

Residents loved singing along to the music, as others clapped and danced along to the beat. 

The entertainment was a great success, gaining much positive feedback from Residents as they gave the singer a great round of applause. 

Macheala, Home Manager at The Oakes, said: “At HC-One, we are committed to promoting Resident wellbeing and organise a variety of events to suit the interests of those living in the home. 

“The 1940s entertainment was a great success and definitely put a smile on Residents’ faces!”
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