🍻 Happy hour, indeed!
Care home “pubs” boosted the spirits of residents cut off from their loved ones during the coronavirus lockdowns, a survey of more than 4,000 care workers suggests.
Three-quarters of the 4,048 UK respondents said they had formed a stronger bond with residents when homes were closed to visitors. Staff served drinks and played music in the pub, decked out with a pool table, dartboard, vintage radio and disco lights. “It was a real team spirit in organising and decorating and my team really enjoyed the opening of the pub.“We had amazing support from a local brewery and an independent pub to make ours as authentic as possible.’’
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