Worthing West MP Beccy Cooper and Worthing mayor Cathy Glynn-Davies were among guests at the hospital home on Saturday, November 29.
Andy Cole, chief executive at Royal Star & Garter, which runs the home, said: "This year’s Christmas fayre was truly special. It was fantastic to see residents, families, volunteers and the wider community enjoy a wonderful afternoon of festive fun. The day was a real celebration of community spirit, and I’m thrilled with how successful it was.”
The Christmas fayre, a free event, raised more than £6,100 for veterans and their families. All proceeds will go towards long-term nursing, rehabilitation, respite and end-of-life care.

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Care for Veterans' Christmas fayre was a resounding success Photo: Care for Veterans

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Care for Veterans' Christmas fayre was a resounding success Photo: Care for Veterans

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Care for Veterans' Christmas fayre was a resounding success Photo: Care for Veterans

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Care for Veterans' Christmas fayre was a resounding success Photo: Care for Veterans
