Singers aged up to 99 test their vocals in care home choir
Age is no limit when it comes to a good singsong.
Prince Edward Duke of Kent Court in Stisted has formed A Choir to Remember, a group of 30 members including residents, staff, volunteers and visitors.
The residents are aged 78 to 100.
They meet every Wednesday morning to rehearse and perform regularly at a variety of venues, including the local church and other Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution care homes.
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