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Linlithgow Care Home In the beautiful West Lothian countryside, Linlithgow is a friendly, purpose-built care home offering nursing and nursing dementia care

Thought for Today, a lovely time of refection and a chance to chat about stories in the Bible.  A valuable space in supp...
20/10/2026

Thought for Today, a lovely time of refection and a chance to chat about stories in the Bible. A valuable space in supporting residents’ spiritual, emotional and social wellbeing and maintain their faith and connected to God. 🥰🥰

A lovely afternoon of singing, smiling, clapping and reminiscing. We really enjoy when Callum Brand entertains us. 🥰🥰
19/10/2026

A lovely afternoon of singing, smiling, clapping and reminiscing. We really enjoy when Callum Brand entertains us. 🥰🥰

A wee quiet time with thread and bubbles. This can be adapted to suit different abilities, interests and levels of engag...
19/10/2026

A wee quiet time with thread and bubbles. This can be adapted to suit different abilities, interests and levels of engagement, including residents living with dementia or who have limited verbal communication. 🥰🥰

18/10/2026

So now to reflect on this year,
I must be honest it brought fun, laughter and a few tears.

We’ll post this in many different parts,
Cause honestly it will melt your hearts..🥰
We’ve done such a lot we hope you enjoy it,
As we post bit by bit. 🥰🥰

We respectfully remember our friends who have passed,
Each one leaving a mark on our hearts.

Starting with the Bingo at the West Port Hotel,
Some of our residents won, they did well.

Then on the canal with the Falkirk Seagull Trust,
A trip every month was a must.

Then we couldn’t wait for the sun,
It meant out on the Trishaws when it was our turn,

One of our wish tree wishes was granted,
One resident got what he wanted,
We watched and were warmly welcomed by Bo’ness Rugby Club training session,
Eating chips and warm blanks really made an impression.

Linlithgow Museum came with their memory boxes for us to view
Perfume, housekeeping books, football, plenty of chat and sharing memories too.

A weekly visit to our bar is had,
Bingo, darts, quizzes and singing which actually wasn’t that bad.

Then the Guisers burst through the door,
We enjoyed their jokes, singing and their company even more.

Remembering Absent Friends meant a lot to us,
A time to remember without any fuss.

Fireworks lit up our Home, it was such fun,
Hot dogs, hot chocolate, laughter and chatter by the ton.

First Lynsey then Bex from Fitcare with exercises to tire us out,
With ribbon, balls, nets and dumb bells and breathing to make us shout.

Gail from Creative Mojo encouraging us with her paints, brushes and picture in mind,
Then we paint the parts and the beautiful picture is revealed we find.

We really enjoy going to Sunshine Singalong with Norma and her huge team,
A warm welcome, fantastic food, and a good singalong, honestly it has to be seen.

Our monthly Church service, a time to share,
A Bible story , a message and a prayer.

Douglas with a weekly Thought for the Day,
A chance to reflect and think about faith in a different way.

Throw back Thursday out on the bus we go,
Trips over the old Forth Road Bridge, Queensferry and many more.

Then many animals with Zoolab,
Snakes, lizzards, tortoise it’s so fab.

Everyone enjoys when Callum Brand is in,
You can see everyone smile, clap and sing,

Michael Patterson with his kilt on,
Entertaining us with Scottish song.

Dee comes to sing with bells and the odd tambourine,
We enjoy the singing and clapping along, it’s such an enjoyable sight to be seen.

Jack High, Memphis Mark and Liz,
When they entertain there’s such a bizz,
Singing, dancing and clapping as well,
Everyone having fun it’s easy to tell.

Louisa playing our requests on the piano,
We enjoy singing along... Louisa, Bravo.

We enjoy the piano playing with Andrew,
Andrew, we really do enjoy listening to you.

December came and we had fun with Elf on the shelf,
He got up to a lot of mischief all by himself!

We enjoy various table top baking biscoff, sponges, empire biscuits and marshmallows to name a few,
Obviously by the time we tasted them there was none left to share with you.

Highland with Claire Dancers entertained us with dance,
Our Christmas entertainment they really did enhance.

There's still a lot more to share.... but for now you all take care 🥰🥰

18/10/2026

At Linlithgow Care Home, each day brings something new,
A chance to share a smile or two,
With music, laughter, games and song,
There’s friendship here where we belong.

We paint and create, we reminisce,
We share old memories and moments of bliss,
We sing the songs we’ve always known,
And never need to feel alone.

A game of bingo, a quiz or a rhyme,
A chat with a friend, a wonderful time,
A special visitor, a trip somewhere new,
There’s always something for us to do.

For every person has a story to tell,
Of love, of life, of living well,
And every moment, however small,
Can bring happiness and joy to all.

It’s not just activities, the things that we do,
It’s the friendships we build and the bonds that grow too,
It’s feeling valued, included and seen,
To be the person we’ve always been.

So here’s to the memories, the laughter and fun,
To each precious day and each new morning sun,
At Linlithgow Care Home, may it always be true,
There’s a place in our hearts for each one of you.

🥰🥰

Dominoes helps to reduce stress and isolation: Sitting down for a game prompts the release of endorphins and oxytocin (t...
16/10/2026

Dominoes helps to reduce stress and isolation: Sitting down for a game prompts the release of endorphins and oxytocin (the "bonding hormone"), which naturally lowers blood pressure, reduces stress, and mitigates feelings of loneliness. 🥰🥰

We welcomed Linlithgow Academy YPI students who interviewed our lovely residents to find out what a difference the Trish...
16/10/2026

We welcomed Linlithgow Academy YPI students who interviewed our lovely residents to find out what a difference the Trishaws make to them.

Cycling Without Age Scotland Linlithgow is the students chosen charity who could potentially win £3,000.

Such a privilege to support young people interested in making a difference to their community.

The Youth and Philanthropy Initiative (YPI) is The Wood Foundation’s schools-based active citizenship programme, delivered in 280 secondary schools across Scotland.

It gives young people a practical way to understand social issues in their local area and connect with charities working to address them. Through the programme, pupils learn that philanthropy is not something distant or abstract - it is about noticing need, listening to others and using your voice to support change. 🥰🥰


We were sooo lucky with the weather...... an absolutely stunning day. Thank you very much to the Seagull Trust we've enj...
16/10/2026

We were sooo lucky with the weather...... an absolutely stunning day. Thank you very much to the Seagull Trust we've enjoyed all our trips this year..🥰🥰

We enjoyed a visit from the nursery. Thank you very much for entertaining us 🥰🥰
16/10/2026

We enjoyed a visit from the nursery. Thank you very much for entertaining us 🥰🥰

16/10/2026

Our lovely residents enjoying the nursery children 🥰🥰

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45 St Ninians Road
Linlithgow
EH497BW

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