The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge contacted with the Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge contacted with the Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff and played bingo with the residents via video call. Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been talking to care workers from across the United Kingdom to thank them for their tireless efforts in looking after the most vulnerable people in the UK society.

The video call took place on Wednesday as the residents of the care home played bingo in the home’s cinema. The Duke and Duchess took their turn as guest bingo callers for one of the games, and then talked to some of the residents and the staff of the care home.

Before the game, The Duke and Duchess received information from the staff about the impact of Covid-19 and the challenges that they have faced as a result of the pandemic. The staff also gave information about how the care home has adapted to the current circumstances, such as using technology more to allow residents of the care home to stay in touch with their families and friends.

The Shire Hall Care Home provides residential, nursing and dementia care and is part of Hallmark Care Homes, which is a family-run care provider that has 19 care homes across England and Wales.

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