PICTURES: Highland Hospice patients raise cup of tea to King's Coronation

By Federica Stefani

- federica.stefani@hnmedia.co.uk

Published: 12:00, 14 May 2023

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Francis McKee and Damion Edwards (back) with Leigh Wallace & George Gibson (front).

PATIENTS at a palliative care centre had cheerful day celebrating the coronation on Saturday.

Residents and staff at Highland Hospice marked the occasion with a King’s Coronation Afternoon Tea celebration.

Family and friends were invited to sit down with some live entertainment and tasty bites to watch the coronation day.

Wendy Dobner, Nicholas Hilll and Ian Howker cheering on the day.

Communications assistant at Highland Hospice Niall Ross said: "All the patients had a great time. Our Head Cook Marion Irving and her wonderful kitchen team provided a fabulous afternoon tea.

"One of our Nurses Joanna Dzialdowski played a few tunes on the bagpipes providing some pre meal entertainment.

"Tesco Inshes donated some of the bunting and goodies so we are very grateful to them for their support."

Head cook Marion Irving and her kitchen team provided a fabulous afternoon tea.

Leigh Wallace and George Gibson enjoying the day.

Head Cook Marion Irving (centre) and the nursing team.

Nurse Joanna Dzialdowski played the bagpipes for the residents on the day.

PICTURES: Highland Hospice patients raise cup of tea to King's Coronation

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