Residents at one Suffolk care home received a special Valentine’s surprise.

Thetford & Brandon Times: Glastonbury Court's married couple Barbara and Brian Warwick with PC Mark Ellis, Alison Hempstead, lifestyle coordinator at the home, and PCSO Amanda Dodd. Picture: Paul NixonGlastonbury Court's married couple Barbara and Brian Warwick with PC Mark Ellis, Alison Hempstead, lifestyle coordinator at the home, and PCSO Amanda Dodd. Picture: Paul Nixon (Image: Paul Nixon Photography 01473430707 07904296577)

Officers from St Edmundsbury Police’s Safer Neighbourhood Team paid a visit to Glastonbury Court care home, Bury St Edmunds, to deliver flowers to the ladies and gentlemen who live there.

Alison Hempstead, lifestyle coordinator at the home, said: “At undoubtedly the most romantic time of the year we wanted to give the residents a Valentine’s surprise to spread the love at Glastonbury Court.

“The residents were completely surprised when the policemen and women walked in holding bouquets of flowers – and there were certainly lots of smiling faces from residents and the Care UK team alike.

“Here at the home it is important for us to ensure we are a part of the community, so we’d like to say a big thank you to the policemen and women for giving up their time to pop in and visit the residents – it really made their day.”

Thetford & Brandon Times: Jo Bryant from Glastonbury Court gets a Valentine's surprise from PC Mark Ellis from Suffolk police. Picture: Paul NixonJo Bryant from Glastonbury Court gets a Valentine's surprise from PC Mark Ellis from Suffolk police. Picture: Paul Nixon (Image: Paul Nixon Photography 01473430707 07904296577)