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The welcome was warm, friendly and reassuring.

The Team

The team is run by Peter Granstrom, our manager, alongside Nicky Cuthbertson and hands-on owners Sue and Simon Carey.   Our fully trained staff pay close attention to each individual’s unique and personal needs and enable our residents to live as independently as possible. 

Peter Granström

Manager

Having worked in a range of areas within the care sector for more than 20 years, I feel privileged to work at Windlesham Manor where my co-workers are sociable, knowledgeable and caring and I feel that I am learning from the best people.

Nicky Cuthbertson

Administrator

I love my work and the people I work beside. The daily meetings with the residents and their families are always welcome and I feel that Windlesham Manor is a home or second home for everyone involved.

Fran Parker

Care Administrator

With a background in nursing and retail management, I bring a unique combination of expertise and compassion to the care home. My mother's time in a care home was a significant part of my life, and it is this personal experience that drives my empathy and understanding of the needs of both residents and their families.

I take great pride in making sure our residents are cared for to the highest standard, and I am dedicated to creating a warm and welcoming environment for everyone at Windlesham Manor. 

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Martin Higgins

Head Chef

Martin  trained in Westminster catering college alongside Jamie Oliver, Ainsley Harriet and Antony Thomas Worroll. Accolades include student chef of the year 1982. His career included working at the Dorchester Hotel under Anton Mosimann and the Connaught in London. Following on with his own catering business, French Collection Catering, where Martin cooked for the Queen, and festive occasions for film stars and music celebrities nationwide. After selling the business 25 years later he is now cooking for our very special residents.

Tanya Dimitrova

House Keeper

I love working at Windlesham because everything is organised and well communicated amongst my co-workers which eases my responsibilities. We are one big happy family in a very friendly environment. I like to organise and plan my day but the most important and satisfactory thing for me is to see the gratefulness of the faces of all the elderly people. Even when doing small and insignificant things, like watering flowers, polishing the dust, stitching buttons, etc.

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Sarah Dorrill

Activities Coordinator

I’ve worked at Windlesham Manor for nearly 20 years as a Care Worker and I was delighted to be recently appointed as Activities Coordinator.


I am very much looking forward to the challenges this new role will bring, and to researching and organising new and interesting activities that the residents will hopefully enjoy.

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Wendy Cottington

Head of Care

I started working at Windlesham Manor in 1990 and still feel excitement walking through the doors knowing I am about to make a difference to someone.

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