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Welcome to Peregrine House care home in Whitby!- People at the heart of care ❤️

20/05/2026

Today our residents enjoyed a lovely morning out for a little retail therapy followed by a well deserved treat at Botham’s of Whitby for one of their famous strawberry tarts! 🍓🛍️

17/05/2026

Great advice from our lovely residents …….. 💖

29/04/2026

A brilliant new initiative at Peregrine House 💚

Our activities team have introduced a fantastic idea this week – our very own Peregrine Laundry Station!

Residents have been getting involved with hanging out the washing, folding clothes, and even a bit of ironing – and it’s safe to say it’s gone down an absolute treat.

For many of our residents, these everyday tasks are things they’ve done all their lives, and being able to continue them brings a real sense of purpose, routine, and pride. It’s not just about the washing – it’s about maintaining independence and doing the things that make you feel at home.

A special mention to Irene and Ann, who have always been so house proud – and it really shows 💫 They’ve loved getting stuck in and showing us how it’s done!

28/04/2026

Trip out to the Ellerby yesterday for our residents and what a lovely afternoon it was! 🚌☕️

A massive thank you to all the staff there for being so welcoming, accommodating, and genuinely kind to our residents – it really doesn’t go unnoticed and makes such a difference to their experience when out in the community.

We’d also like to give a special mention following last week when our bus unfortunately cancelled last minute. The team at the Ellerby went above and beyond and still took the time to drop scones off to us free of charge so our residents didn’t miss out. Such a thoughtful gesture and very much appreciated by us all.

Moments like this show the true spirit of community – thank you so much again! 💚

Joe x

20/04/2026

Congratulations Mel on being nominated for the Extra Mile Award!

Your dedication to keeping our residents engaged and entertained, along with the constant stream of fresh ideas you bring to activities, has certainly not gone unnoticed. Every nomination highlighted your positive attitude and the way you always have a smile on your face—it truly makes a difference to everyone around you.

Well done, Mel—thoroughly deserved 👏

11/04/2026

Easter shenanigans at Peregrine House 🐣💚

From Easter bunnies and plenty of chocolate eggs to board games and even a lovely bus trip out — our residents have had a fantastic time celebrating together!

What more could you ask for? 😊

09/04/2026

George Flower – 100 Years of an Extraordinary Life

Today we celebrate George Flower’s 100th birthday — a man who hasn’t just lived a long life, but one that feels like five lifetimes packed into one.

George’s journey began with service, joining the RAF just too late to train as a pilot, but going on to build a remarkable career spanning 40 years across the RAF and later with RCA (now Serco) and work connected to the Crown Prosecution Service. His intelligence, technical brilliance and calm problem-solving quickly set him apart. At RAF Fylingdales, during the height of the Cold War, George played a pivotal role in identifying and resolving a critical fault in the ballistic early warning system — a fault that could have had catastrophic global consequences. Quite simply, his thinking may have helped prevent a potential escalation towards World War III.

But George’s talents didn’t stop at work — far from it.

In the 1950s, he built his own television set, even improvising an aerial using a neighbour’s coal shed roof. He went on to work on highly sensitive projects around the world, including time spent in Berlin during the Cold War, often alongside American intelligence teams. Known for his tireless energy, George once worked through the night to fix a satellite ahead of its launch — and still reported to work the next day.

Outside of his career, George was a man who could seemingly do anything. He built a sailing boat, rewired homes, installed underfloor heating, and even took it upon himself to dredge the local river in Pickering to help prevent flooding. He was deeply involved in his community — supporting local drama, organising children’s events, and always bringing people together.

His hobbies alone could fill a lifetime. George was a competitive rifle shooter for an astonishing 81 years, a passionate beekeeper who exhibited at the Yorkshire Show, and an avid astronomer with his own telescopes. Well into his 90s, he was still climbing down vertical ladders at Whitby pier, casting lines every 30 seconds while mackerel fishing — outpacing people half his age.

He had a sense of adventure and humour too — once driving a caravan through central London just to prove he could, and cooling an overheating radiator with a can of Coke. Even into his late 90s, he was travelling, building model aircraft, and pursuing photography with expert skill.

And yet, despite all of this, what truly defines George is not just what he’s done — but who he is.

A modest, kind, and quietly charismatic man, George has always been someone others look up to. Respected, admired, and liked by all who meet him, he carries his extraordinary achievements with humility and grace.

George Flower is, quite simply, one of the most impressive individuals you could ever hope to meet.

Happy 100th Birthday, George — a remarkable life, and a remarkable man. 🎉

02/04/2026

Gabriella Anderson is celebrating 10 years at Peregrine House today – what a fantastic achievement!

Thank you for your dedication, hard work, and the care you show every single day. We truly appreciate everything you do. 💚

Here’s to many more years to come! x

01/04/2026

This week has been a busy one with activities led by Mel! From lovely trips out to Clara’s, to games of bingo and scrabble, Holy Communion, and our fantastic Easter bonnet competition — it’s been a brilliant start to the week here at Peregrine House.

A big congratulations to Brenda for winning the Easter bonnet competition! 🐣🎉

So much laughter, engagement, and special moments already — and we’re only just getting started!

Address

48-52 Upgang Lane
Whitby
YO213HZ

Telephone

+441947603886

Website

https://peregrinehouse.co.uk/

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