Which Docaster care home staff can you spot in these retro pictures? This snap shows the 2003 Bed pushers, the Millennium Volunteers and helpers, who set off from Goldthorpe on their sponsored bed push to raise money for Sue Ryder Care at Hickleton Hall. On the bed are, from left, Emily White, aged eight, Emily Notman, aged 13, and Lucy Turner, aged seven. Pushing are, from left, John Twiggs, aged 22, Sarah Dixon, aged 18, Sarah Bradley, aged 25, Peter Kidd, aged 17, Amy Wright, aged 25, acting care centre manager Wendy Eliot (c), aged 45. and Millenium Volunteers co-ordinator Diane Cadman, aged 50.Which Docaster care home staff can you spot in these retro pictures? This snap shows the 2003 Bed pushers, the Millennium Volunteers and helpers, who set off from Goldthorpe on their sponsored bed push to raise money for Sue Ryder Care at Hickleton Hall. On the bed are, from left, Emily White, aged eight, Emily Notman, aged 13, and Lucy Turner, aged seven. Pushing are, from left, John Twiggs, aged 22, Sarah Dixon, aged 18, Sarah Bradley, aged 25, Peter Kidd, aged 17, Amy Wright, aged 25, acting care centre manager Wendy Eliot (c), aged 45. and Millenium Volunteers co-ordinator Diane Cadman, aged 50.
Which Docaster care home staff can you spot in these retro pictures? This snap shows the 2003 Bed pushers, the Millennium Volunteers and helpers, who set off from Goldthorpe on their sponsored bed push to raise money for Sue Ryder Care at Hickleton Hall. On the bed are, from left, Emily White, aged eight, Emily Notman, aged 13, and Lucy Turner, aged seven. Pushing are, from left, John Twiggs, aged 22, Sarah Dixon, aged 18, Sarah Bradley, aged 25, Peter Kidd, aged 17, Amy Wright, aged 25, acting care centre manager Wendy Eliot (c), aged 45. and Millenium Volunteers co-ordinator Diane Cadman, aged 50.

Which Doncaster care home staff can you spot in these pictures going back to the 00s?

The care homes for the older members of our communities have been in the news a lot of the past year but the service and dedication they provided has never faltered so here are some great pictures of life inside the town’s residential homes going back to 2001.
By Lucy Ball
Published 3rd Mar 2021, 14:40 BST

Who can you recognise protesting against cuts, gaining awards and recognition or meeting celebrities?

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Care home workers protested over cuts in Residential services for the elderly outside the Mansion house in Doncaster

1. Protesting over cuts

Care home workers protested over cuts in Residential services for the elderly outside the Mansion house in Doncaster Photo: Chris Lawton

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Jo Durdy, who worked at the Acacia Road Care Home in 2001, was pictured with her MBE, the Mayor of Doncaster, Councillor Beryl Roberts, Doncaster Central MP Rosie Winteron and Doncaster's Town Crier Ted Corney, on the steps of the Mansion House.

2. Awarded an MBE

Jo Durdy, who worked at the Acacia Road Care Home in 2001, was pictured with her MBE, the Mayor of Doncaster, Councillor Beryl Roberts, Doncaster Central MP Rosie Winteron and Doncaster's Town Crier Ted Corney, on the steps of the Mansion House. Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)

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105 year old Alice Ellison, received birthday wishes from care assistant Diane Harrington at the Woodlea Residential home at Bessecarr, Doncaster in March 2002

3. Woodlea Residential Home

105 year old Alice Ellison, received birthday wishes from care assistant Diane Harrington at the Woodlea Residential home at Bessecarr, Doncaster in March 2002 Photo: DEAN ATKINS

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Ida Neal, who lived at Rock House Residential Home, Tickhill, celebrated her 100th birthday in 2002, pictured with staff members, from left, care assistant Margaret Connolly, senior supervisor Kate Martin, and senior care assistants Lynne Stanfield and Anita Hudson.

4. Rock House Residential Home

Ida Neal, who lived at Rock House Residential Home, Tickhill, celebrated her 100th birthday in 2002, pictured with staff members, from left, care assistant Margaret Connolly, senior supervisor Kate Martin, and senior care assistants Lynne Stanfield and Anita Hudson. Photo: Steve Taylor

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