Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
And continuing our coverage of Dementia action week, Portsmouth is also on it’s way to being a fully Dementia friendly city.
With local business and organisations upskilling their staff, to better help and understand those with the condition.
So on Friday, the kings theatre played host to a 'Singing for the Brain' event, designed to stimulate fond memories as well as create a fun and social atmosphere.
And with Portsmouth’s newly elected lord mayor in the audience, Richard Stringer went to discover how a little bit of singing can do a lot of good.
And continuing our coverage of Dementia action week, Portsmouth is also on it’s way to being a fully Dementia friendly city.
With local business and organisations upskilling their staff, to better help and understand those with the condition.
So on Friday, the kings theatre played host to a 'Singing for the Brain' event, designed to stimulate fond memories as well as create a fun and social atmosphere.
And with Portsmouth’s newly elected lord mayor in the audience, Richard Stringer went to discover how a little bit of singing can do a lot of good.
