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The power of creative writing has brought health benefits for attendees on the newest East Cheshire Hospice course. Participants admit they were overwhelmed by the results of the innovative six-week

The final tally for the latest Christmas tree collection has brought even better news for East Cheshire Hospice. Last month’s campaign raised more than £170,000, an increase of £10,000 on

All men can sing according to Macclesfield Male Voice Choir which is inviting them to show their vocal skills. The choir is forming a pop-up choir for a special concert

East Cheshire Hospice has recruited more volunteer chaplains who bring further comfort, conversation and compassion to patients. Retired Baptist minister Chris Newton has undertaken the role for almost 10 years,

Leading medical expert Dr Kathryn Mannix will share a fascinating insight into the world of palliative care at King’s School, Macclesfield, next month. The much-anticipated event is hosted by BBC

Two trolleys funded by long-established Bollington company Tullis Russell are helping make memories for patients at East Cheshire Hospice. They store art and craft materials along with a helpful guide

Playing board games is helping bring the community into East Cheshire Hospice. All ages test their skill and luck during monthly gatherings at the Sunflower Living Well Centre. Everyone can

Bollington Mayor Jon Weston is holding a charity dinner next month to raise funds for East Cheshire Hospice and Canalside Radio. Other local Mayors are among supporters attending the event

Art groups teamed up to show staff and volunteers at East Cheshire Hospice how to make wreaths. The workshops run by Macclesfield Community ArtSpace were a thank you to nurses

Spring will soon be in the air which means the Starlight Walk is not far away. Thursday, April 16, is the date of the popular East Cheshire Hospice event at

Three generations of the same family pose for a picture to celebrate Phyll Wood’s dedication to East Cheshire Hospice. Joining her at a special presentation to mark 15 years’ service

Irish singer songwriter Jo Garrity admits her performance at Emily Smith’s funeral was the toughest of her career. Her two-hour set included Emily’s Song, written as a tribute to the