Randolph Hill Nursing Homes Group

14/01/2026

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Winter is a time of comfort, cosiness and warmth.

At Randolph Hill, we make sure our residents have everything they need for the colder months, from blankets to a flow of hot drinks.
But we also love when families and friends bring in little touches to make their rooms even cosier.
Whether it’s a soft jumper or a favourite blanket, these items spark memories, smiles and help residents settle into their rooms.
Winter is best enjoyed with warmth so consider bringing a little something with you to help your loved one feel more comfortable this winter.
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14/01/2026

Patricia White celebrated her 103rd birthday on 10th December!

Patricia was born in Kent in 1922. During the war Patricia joined the WRNS as a teleprinter and was stationed in Orkney. It was there she met her husband who was in the Navy. Patricia was a keen artist and writer, and has always been creative enjoying amateur dramatics, including writing and producing pantomimes. She also enjoyed growing fruit and vegetables, not to mention breeding donkeys; Joshua being her favourite as he was so cheeky!
Patricia has also had several children's books published.

Patricia moved to Randolph Hill, Dunblane, in 2022 where she celebrated her 100th birthday.

Patricia has always used this quote "Live a full life, so you've got lots of memories for when you can't do it anymore." Our team so enjoyed adding to these memories celebrating your special birthday with you, Patricia!

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13/01/2026

Tea Cup is a student graduation film from MetFilm London dedicated to those who are affected by memory-related illnesses.

Randolph Hill are proud to be in association with the students making this film. If you too would like to be involved, please follow the link below.

Too often, these experiences happen behind closed doors, without the visibility or understanding they deserve. The film is inspired by real experiences and aims to bring attention to the significant gap in how dementia and other memory-related illnesses are portrayed in film and television, particularly from the perspective of loved ones who are expected to adapt to a new normal while mourning someone who is still physically present.

The film follows Emily, who is torn between honouring her promise to keep her mother, Margaret, who has frontotemporal dementia, at home and the growing realisation that specialised care may be the only way to keep her truly safe.
Emily is doing her best to care for her mother, whose illness causes her to move in and out of clarity, leaving both women navigating moments of tenderness and heartbreak. While Emily tries to balance this with the growing pressures of her work at her law firm, Margaret clings to memories of her late husband, believing he is still alive and waiting for him to return. Emily quietly tries to guide her toward accepting more support, but Margaret’s fear of being taken from her home makes every conversation painful.

The film is dedicated to those who are not defined by a diagnosis; love and life continue on. When memory fades, love spills stronger.

We are a group of MetFilm London students working on our MA graduation film, Tea Cup, a short film about a devoted daughter navigating the emotional and practical realities of caring for a parent with advancing Frontotemporal dementia.

11/01/2026

Today marks International Thank You Day! ❤️

So, we wanted to say a massive thank you to all the people who make up our Randolph Hill family.
From our wonderful residents and their loved ones to our dedicated care team and the support workers who keep everything running smoothly. We’re grateful for everyone in our community, it wouldn’t be the same without every single one of you.

This week, we can all thank the teams who care for your loved ones because at Randolph Hill, we care the way you do.



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08/01/2026

We are recruiting in Gullane!
Rewarding opportunities for Nurses, Care Workers, and Domestic Staff.
You, or someone you know, may be experienced working with older people, or seeking a fresh start, and we may have just the role to feel valued and supported. Come and visit us for a tour of our beautiful home, and discover our rewarding opportunities.

Thursday 22nd January 2026
Recruitment Drop-in Open Day 10am – 6pm
Muirfield Nursing Home,
Hall Crescent, Gullane, East Lothian EH31 2HA

No need to book – visitors are welcome to turn up on the day any time between 10am and 6pm.
There may also be an opportunity to complete an interview on the day. Please therefore bring suitable identification if this may be of interest.
Any questions meantime, please contact our recruitment manager, owene@randolphhill.com
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07/01/2026

Welcome Visitors to Randolph Hill!
Annie the Alpaca & her baby Maisie, who is only a week old here, visited the residents and staff at Randolph Hill Dunblane. Residents commented how so soft and friendly they were!
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06/01/2026

Ann Green celebrated her 90th birthday on 28 December, with family joining her for a private party that Randolph Hill, Dunblane, were delighted to arrange. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the occasion!
Happy Birthday Ann!

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05/01/2026

Our new TV commercial will be live on STV later today, and will run for a few weeks. We would like to share it with you now.

When families are facing difficult decisions regarding the care for their loved ones, this can be overwhelming. At Randolph Hill, we want families to know that they don’t have to do it alone.

We provide compassionate, high-quality care that brings comfort, trust, and reassurance.

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We care, the way you care.

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05/01/2026

❄️ Winter wellness tips ❄️
Shorter days and colder weather can make it tempting to stay indoors and become less active but it’s important, especially as you get older, to make sure you’re still working your body and brain to stay fit and healthy.
Regular movement and eating well can help boost your immune system and energy levels which is essential during the winter months.
At Randolph Hill, we make sure our residents are taking part in social activities, indoor exercises and are getting out and about when they can.
The most important things to remember during this season are:
❄️ Hydration – make sure to drink lots of water
❄️ Nutrition – eat a balanced diet of protein, fruits and vegetables to nourish your body
❄️ Movement – stay active, even if it’s walking around your home or seated exercises
❄️ Mental stimulation – activities such as knitting, painting, quizzes and puzzles can be a fun and relaxing way to keep your mind active
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01/01/2026

2026! 🥳
We hope you all had a wonderful Hogmanay.
This year, we’re as dedicated as ever to exceptional care, giving back to our community, and creating an environment where everyone feels valued and supported.
At Randolph Hill, we pride ourselves on individual, specialised care. We cater everything to our residents from specific dietary requirements to their favourite hobbies and interests. We ensure that each of our residents feel listened to, helping them live comfortably and happily.
We’re so excited to see what 2026 brings so keep a look out for all our updates.
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31/12/2025

🎆Happy Hogmanay! 🎆
And what a year it’s been. 2025 was filled with new memories, friends and additions to our wonderful team.
We’re privileged to be spending this Hogmanay with your loved ones, hearing stories of their past New Year celebrations and making new memories with them.
We’re very grateful for our big, extended family here at Randolph Hill and we can’t wait to see what the next year brings.
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25/12/2025

🎄Merry Christmas from all of us at Randolph Hill!🎄
Our residents will be sitting down for their Christmas dinner today, surrounded by love, laughter and joy.
From our family to yours, we hope you have a wonderful day. 💝

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