![The Hunts Post: The staff at Ford House in St Neots.]( "The Hunts Post: The staff at Ford House in St Neots.")
The staff at Ford House in St Neots. (Image: HUNTS POST)
![The Hunts Post: Residents at Ford House in St Neots enjoyed a Royal tea party in the garden.]( "The Hunts Post: Residents at Ford House in St Neots enjoyed a Royal tea party in the garden.")
Residents at Ford House in St Neots enjoyed a Royal tea party in the garden. (Image: HUNTS POST)
Ford House, in Eaton Ford, in St Neots, held a jubilee tea party for its residents. Staff organised a quiz and a raffle and Stephen Ferguson, Chair of Cambridgeshire County Council, placed a plaque on a tree planted in the home's garden to mark the Jubilee.
![The Hunts Post: Cllr Stephen Ferguson helped to place the plaque for the Jubilee tree in the garden at Ford House in St Neots.]( "The Hunts Post: Cllr Stephen Ferguson helped to place the plaque for the Jubilee tree in the garden at Ford House in St Neots.")
Cllr Stephen Ferguson helped to place the plaque for the Jubilee tree in the garden at Ford House in St Neots. (Image: HUNTS POST)
![The Hunts Post: Chelsea Dillingham with Cllr Ferguson and one of the residents who presented him with a gift for attending the event on Friday.]( "The Hunts Post: Chelsea Dillingham with Cllr Ferguson and one of the residents who presented him with a gift for attending the event on Friday.")
Chelsea Dillingham with Cllr Ferguson and one of the residents who presented him with a gift for attending the event on Friday. (Image: HUNTS POST)
Senior Care Assistant Chelsea Dillingham made a red, white and blue cake for residents and visitors.
![The Hunts Post: Chelsea Dillingham made a red, white and blue cake.]( "The Hunts Post: Chelsea Dillingham made a red, white and blue cake.")
Chelsea Dillingham made a red, white and blue cake. (Image: HUNTS POST)
![The Hunts Post: One of the Ford House residents enjoying the celebrations.]( "The Hunts Post: One of the Ford House residents enjoying the celebrations.")
One of the Ford House residents enjoying the celebrations. (Image: HUNTS POST)
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