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The Moors,
Kidlington, Oxfordshire OX5 2AA
Ideally located just off the junction of Banbury Road and The Moors, sits Porthaven’s care home in Kidlington, England’s largest village. As well as providing excellent care for the residents of Kidlington, being less than five miles away from Summertown, Woodstock and the bustling heart of Oxford, Lincroft Meadow is a very popular home for many residents of surrounding villages, towns and cities.
Lincroft Meadow provides 24 hour residential, nursing, dementia and respite care for the elderly in an elegant and spacious home incorporating numerous thoughtful and practical features which ensures our home is able to meet the changing needs of its residents.
Porthaven’s expertly trained and professional staff are dedicated to the care, comfort and dignity of all our residents, with special emphasis given to promoting independence, privacy, respect and wellbeing.
All residents benefit from living in a caring environment with generously appointed private bedrooms with en suite wetrooms, and plentiful communal living areas including sitting rooms, restaurants, a café, cinema, hairdressing salon, activities and wellbeing room and private dining room for special family occasions.
In keeping with our unique and award winning activities and wellbeing philosophy, our residents also benefit from our private and secure landscaped garden for peaceful relaxation, gardening and if the weather permits, gentle exercising.
We would be delighted to meet you, show you around and discuss how we are able to assist you or your loved one.
To arrange a visit, please call our home manager, Elaine Ratcliffe, our client services manager, Suzanne Morgan or if you prefer, simply send us a message.
Below are a selection of upcoming activities at Lincroft Meadow. For the full listing, please click here.
MONDAY 2ND DECEMBER at 2.30pm
WEDNESDAY 4TH DECEMBER at 11.00am
THURSDAY 5TH DECEMBER at 1.20pm
MONDAY 9TH DECEMBER at 6.00pm
TUESDAY 10TH DECEMBER at 11.00am
FRIDAY 13TH DECEMBER at 10.30am
TUESDAY 17TH DECEMBER at 2.30pm
THURSDAY 19TH DECEMBER at 11.00am
FRIDAY 20TH DECEMBER at 2.30pm
WEDNESDAY 25TH DECEMBER at 10.00am
FRIDAY 27TH DECEMBER at 2.30pm
TUESDAY 31ST DECEMBER at 4.00pm
Throughout the month we will also be hosting the following regular activities:
EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY at 9.45am
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY at 10.00am
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY at 2.00pm
EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY at 10.30am
EVERY THURSDAY in the afternoon
Contact us today on 01865 950 500 to find out more about these upcoming events and activities, or why not suggest an activity yourself!
View the full Lincroft Meadow activities listingRecently we received a visit from our local firefighters, who joined our residents and visitors for a chat all about the vital work they do supporting our community. Everybody was then treated to a tour of the fire truck, which we all found incredibly interesting. Whilst having a look around, our resident Annie took the opportunity to ask the Watch Manager if she could sit in the cab and see what it would be like to drive the fire engine, which he of course agreed to!
Read moreWe were delighted when our wonderful resident Monica’s daughter, granddaughter and two great granddaughters visited us for a spot of coffee and cake on International Women’s Day! Seeing the four generations of women together was amazing, and Monica was delighted with the photograph we captured for them.
Read moreIn February our lovely resident Joyce celebrated her 100th birthday with afternoon tea organised by our kitchen team, which she shared with her loved ones. Much like many of our centenarians, Joyce was delighted to receive her customary birthday card from His Majesty the King, which she had been eagerly anticipating.
Joyce was born in 1924 and spent her childhood in Dumfries before being evacuated to Ayton. Joyce then studied Domestic Science at Glasgow and West of Scotland College and went on to teach the subject in school before meeting her future husband Jack in 1954 through a marriage bureau. The pair got married the same year and travelled for Jack’s work, leading to them living in a variety of different places, including Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
For the remainder of their married life, Joyce and Jack lived in Edinburg with their children Jamie and Morag, with Joyce teaching part-time and Jack working as a chartered accountant.
At 100, Joyce is no longer looking for any big adventures and would instead prefer to go on a good walk, knit, complete jigsaw puzzles and read. When asked the secret to reaching 100, Joyce said, “visit as many countries as possible” and “keep going – use it or lose it!”.
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