Britain's Got Talent winner Colin Thackery has performed at a care home in Surbiton. 

The 93-year-old, who served in Korea with the Royal Artillery and won the talent show in 2019, sang for fellow comrades at Royal Star & Garter on Wednesday 18 October.  

Colin said: "Because of my Army career I've heard lots about Royal Star & Garter and the good work it does, so to visit this wonderful home and to sing for veterans there was a privilege. I look forward to singing here again." 

After singing, Colin was taken on a tour of the award-winning home, and officially opened the newly created General Store in the dementia care area.  

He then joined residents, including others who served in Korea, for tea and cake. 

He had earlier wowed residents with songs including 'Wind Beneath My Wings', 'Moon River', 'Sweet Caroline' and 'Thank You for the Music'. 

The concert was organised by the home's dedicated Wellbeing Team, which deliver activities, companionship, outings and exercise for residents seven days a week. 

RAF veteran Vera, Royal Star & Garter resident, said: "We're very lucky to have Colin come here and sing for us." 

Colin chatting to residents at the care home. (Photo: Royal Star & Garter)