Sarah Newton MP: Free social care at the end of life makes economic as well as moral sense
Conservative Home
Sarah Newton, MP for Truro and Falmouth and Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party, writes: “There is growing political will to see greater integration of health and social care and to reduce pressure on hospitals. One area where this is fundamentally important is in supporting people at the end of life to die in the place of their choice.”
Rainbows Hospice celebrates 20th birthday at open day
Leicester Mercury
More than 1,000 visitors, families, supporters, civic dignitaries and celebrities gathered at Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People at the weekend to celebrate the hospice’s 20th birthday.
St Mary’s Hospice is celebrating 25 years helping patients in south Cumbria
The Westmorland Gazette
St Mary’s Hospice in Ulverston opened its doors in 1989 and has since supported more than 15,000 patients and their families, from right across South Lakeland and Furness.
Devolution ‘will affect how charities operate’
Civil Society
The political landscape that charities operate in looks set to change following the Scottish decision to vote against independence, NCVO has warned.
Foyle Hospice gardens win award
Derry Journal
The beautiful Peace Bridge gardens, one of Foyle Hospice’s newest gardens, has been recognised at Age Concern’s garden awards ceremony.
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