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10 July 2026
A powerful new photo essay published in the medical journal The Lancet is offering an intimate look at the work of the hospice and our staff and volunteers.Cre…
When Rob and Amanda first moved into their home more than a decade ago, the garden needed care and attention. “When we arrived, it was a little neglected,” Rob…
Emily’s garden is a colourful outdoor space shaped through upcycling and a love of nature. As a host for the Open Gardens Festival, Emily shares a peaceful garden filled with handmade mosaic features, wildlife, ponds and recycled treasures.
Life can change in an instant. Simple pleasures we once took for granted, like walking the dogs, doing the weekly shopping, or connecting with people, can sudd…
Music had always been a huge part of Graham Johnson's life. For more than 50 years, it helped him build friendships, support local bands and bring people toget…
Zohreh is one of the hosts for the Open Garden Festival. She has thoughtfully created a charming garden that showcases how creativity and a love of nature can transform any garden.
Six-year-old Harry from Kent is preparing to lace up his trainers and take on this year’s Hospice Mini Marathon alongside his mum Charlotte and his nan Sue.Har…
When Colin Campbell’s partner Tracy was cared for by the hospice, it changed everything for them both (Read about it here).Now, Colin has chosen to leave a gif…
When John Day first heard the word hospice, he hesitated.“You think, you go in and you don’t come out,” he says with a frank smile. “I didn’t know what to …
