WESTLANDS Care Home resident Olive Izzard has celebrated her landmark 100th birthday with a party attended by family and friends and a telegram from the Queen.
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Mrs Izzard was a member of the Women’s Land Army during the Second World War.
Residents and staff at Westlands joined the family in ensuring that Mrs Izzard enjoyed her special day.

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