C W Footcare

01/08/2026

As we enter a new month appointments are filling quickly, to book your mobile foot health appointment please call or text 07377 417381.

30/07/2026

26/07/2026

17/07/2026

As the summer holidays are quickly approaching it's a great time to take care of your children's foot care needs, especially those pesky verrucas. Limited home visits available during school holidays and Verruca Treatments starting at £60 for first veruca consultation and treatment. Call or text 07377 417381 to book.

17/07/2026

Here's my updated availability. As you can see July is very nearly full. If your looking for professional footcare in the comfort of your home please call or text 07377 417381. Qualified, insured and DBS checked.

15/07/2026

Coming soon!!
New to Retford and villages!
Breast cancer support group. Commencing august 25th 2026.
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10/07/2026

Hope you are all staying cool and hydrated during this heat. I'm putting my feet up and relaxing this weekend, I'll be back working Tuesday if you need to contact me please send a message and I'll get back to you. Xx

09/07/2026

Here's one for all my runners 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️ I know there's a few of you out there xx

08/07/2026

No need to book. Just pop in on the day between 4.30-6pm

08/07/2026

⚠️ Heatwave conditions are set to return, and it’s important to keep our loved ones with dementia well hydrated.

Dehydration is a common challenge for people living with dementia, even in milder weather, so it’s important to take extra caution when temperature soar.

If you have a loved one living with dementia, take note of these ways to support them in the heat:

Leave beakers or jugs of water in easy reach. This is especially important for people with limited mobility, who aren’t able to get up and make themselves a drink.

Make drinking easier. Try a brightly coloured cup or straw to draw attention. Make sure the beaker is within line of sight, and not too heavy or an odd shape.

Share a drink together. Have a cup of tea or a soft drink with the person, and make sure they're drinking during mealtimes.

Leave prompts and reminders. Try leaving notes out for your loved one or putting up notices around the house. You could also set up a phone reminder or set an alarm clock.

Offer high-water content foods. Supplement water and other drinks with foods that are high in fluids. Some good options include soup, cucumber and fruit like melon.

Try offering something that feels like a treat. Ice lollies and ice cream are cooling and have a high water content, while Jelly Drops are 95% water and designed to help you stay hydrated.

📢 Please share so we can keep everyone living with dementia safe and hydrated in the heat.