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Buy photos » Chris Greening, Maureen Morse and Norma Richards give Peggy Smith the royal treatment. Picture by Marcus Mingins 2312032MMR
PATRIOTIC Peggy Smith was so excited about The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee that she dressed up as Her Majesty as part of the celebrations at Droitwich’s Westmead Care Home.
The 88-year-old delighted other residents and staff at the home, who donned red, white and blue for the occasion.
The home was fully decorated in bunting and traditional regalia for a ‘good old fashioned knees up’ and Dorothy Spencer created a giant crown cake, along with jubilee cupcakes.
Other activities included live music, face-painting, stalls selling bric-a-brac and a barbecue.
The home’s activities leader Maureen Morse said: “Peggy saw the tiara and said ‘it’s so beautiful’, so she wore it with great pride, along with some very regal gloves and a stunning dress.”
The home’s manager Sue Stokes added: “Our residents are so fond of The Queen, so we really pulled out all the stops to make sure this was a very special day for them look back on.
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