Daily News Roundup – 1 August 2014

Categories: In The Media.

North Devon Hospice’s Long House Appeal gains council approval

North Devon Journal

The council approved plans for North Devon Hospice to build a new facility in Holsworthy.

Sophie Wessex to open Sanctuary at Thames Hospice

The Windsor & Eton Express

The Countess of Wessex is to open the new Sanctuary building at Thames Hospice in September.

Hospice volunteer celebrates his 90th birthday

Loughborough Echo

A war veteran who has volunteered at Rainbows Hospice for 12 years is celebrating his 90th birthday.

Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland end of life care ‘unacceptable’

BBC News

One in five patients who died in Leicestershire and Rutland received “unacceptable levels” of end of life care, a review has found.

Ethnic Minority Cancer Awareness Month highlights the needs to improve end of life care for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities

Marie Curie blog

Ian Gittens, Senior Project Manager at Marie Curie, on how the charity addresses the needs of BAME communities with cancer and other terminal illnesses.

Ciarán Devane steps down as Macmillan chief executive

HSJ (subscription needed)

Ciarán Devane is to step down as Chief Executive of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Welsh nurses asked for views on safe staffing law proposals

Nursing Times

Nurses in Wales are being asked for their views on draft legislation that could see the country become the first part of the UK to enshrine safe staffing levels in law.

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