Hotel providing free Xmas lunches for elderly

Friday, 18 December 2020 06:03

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

A hotel in Ramsey has been providing free Christmas lunches for the elderly and their carers.

Ramsey Park Hotel has been spreading some festive cheer by giving away the lunches to local senior residents and their carers throughout December.

Guests have enjoyed a three course Christmas lunch in the hotel’s festively decorated Ayres Suite.

General Manager of Ramsey Park Hotel, James O’Neill, said: "We hope by offering free Christmas lunches twe can help to raise spirits and spread some festive goodwill."

If you live in Ramsey, Andreas or Bride and would like to be included you can call the hotel on 818123 and ask for Katrina.

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