Midnight walkers wanted to raise cash for children's hospice - Sunderland Echo

Sunderland Echo

Midnight walkers wanted to raise cash for children's hospice Sunderland Echo Workers at Tavistock Nursery are preparing to take part in the Midnight Walk for the Grace House children's hospice. They will be among hundreds of fund-raisers doing the ladies-only 10k stroll, which follows the coastal path from Seaburn to the ...

Pop-up shop in Weymouth for children's hospice - Dorset Echo

Pop-up shop in Weymouth for children's hospice Dorset Echo Julia's House children's hospice is opening up a pop-up shop on St Mary's Street in June to tide it over until its permanent shop opens on the same street two months later. Marta Longmire, retail manager of Julia's House, said: “We know that the town ...

HEALTHY LIVING: Fund-raising appeal to support families - The Star

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HEALTHY LIVING: Fund-raising appeal to support families The Star By Ben Spencer BLUEBELL Wood Children's Hospice today launches a £30000 appeal to build a new family room at their North Anston site. The hospice, which cares for children and young adults with shortened life expectancy, wants to construct a space ... and more »

Pop star's private concert for tragic South Yorkshire Abigail - The Star

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Pop star's private concert for tragic South Yorkshire Abigail The Star The star made a secret visit to see 14-year-old cancer patient Abigail Fleming at Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice in North Anston. Sadly Abigail, from Maltby, passed away a few days later. The youngster touched the hearts of readers of The Star when ... Pop star Ed Sheeran makes Maltby girl's dying wish come trueWorksop Today Suffolk: Ed Sheeran gave bedside performance for girl, 14, who was dying from ...East Anglian Daily Times British Singer Ed Sheeran Made Fan's Dying Wish Come True With Bedside GigStarpulse.com Digital Spy UK -The Sun -Huffington Post UK all 16 news articles »

Support our family's lifeline Children's Hospice South West, say Bath parents - This is Bath

Support our family's lifeline Children's Hospice South West, say Bath parents This is Bath Parents Justin, 34, and Claire, 28, have described the Charlton Farm hospice run by Children's Hospice South West, as a lifeline in helping them cope with Caitlyn, and are encouraging people to sign up for a walk to support it. and more »