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East Cheshire Hospice is celebrating after scooping a major national award for its trail-blazing Christmas tree collection. The Hospice fought off fierce competition to win the social value category at

Christmas @Home is the title of this year’s festive appeal by East Cheshire Hospice. The campaign features a powerful personal account by a daughter about her late mum, Wendy Wragg.

A sunshine cruise will keep Tim Lane away from the next Christmas tree collection, though his family will still be there. While Tim celebrates his 65th birthday in warmer climes,

Sue Cottingham will dedicate a bauble on a Christmas tree like she has done for the last seven years. She is hoping other East Cheshire Hospice supporters will do the

East Cheshire Hospice has appointed distinguished business leader and entrepreneur Clare Hayward MBE DL as its new President. Clare takes over the largely ceremonial and ambassadorial role from David Briggs

Cakes, conversation and good company made it another Hospice day to remember for Mary Hindle. Especially as the occasion raised at least £1,700 for East Cheshire Hospice. From left, Jane

Gillian Belt made lifelong friendships in more than two decades serving tea and coffee on the ward at East Cheshire Hospice. Her first contact came when her late father Alvin

Volunteer Angela Roberts is still doing what her late mum requested when she was a patient at East Cheshire Hospice. It was back in 1990 that Phyllis Moran asked her

Conservationist Emma Whalley is used to travelling long distances. Every summer the biologist leads three-month student expeditions to Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Running long distances did not come quite

East Cheshire Hospice stages one of its most poignant events of the year with its traditional Light Up a Life service on Sunday, December 7, at 4 pm. This moving

The Hospice is proud of the environmental impact of its campaign which has raised more than £2m over 25 years. Those green credentials have been recognised with a nomination in

James Chapman has a good excuse to miss the next East Cheshire Hospice tree collection – he will be sailing around the world! His voyage will have reached Australia when