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Bury Hospice to bring Milan glamour to town with preloved fashion show (opens the original)
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Bury Hospice is hosting a fashion show, "A Devil Wears Preloved," which is taking place at Greenmount Old School on Saturday, October 24 between 2pm and 6pm. The event will be hosted by our Strictly Best Foot Forward compere, Paul Condon. Guests will be able to shop at boutique stalls and enjoy live music and entertainment from vocalist, Toni Lee before being given a glimpse of Bury Hospice's winter and Christmas collection. Tickets cost £15 for adults and £5 for children (Image: Bury Hospice) A
Bury Hospice on £4.8m cost of delivering specialist end-of-life care (opens the original)
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This month, I welcomed Toby Porter, CEO of Hospice UK to Bury Hospice to discuss our work, sector challenges and the future of hospice care. Through this week’s column, I would like to thank Toby and Hospice UK for their ongoing campaign work to raise awareness of the hospice sector and advocating for fairer funding for all hospices. It costs £4.8m to run our services with 17 per cent contribution from the NHS. The remainer is generated via our income generation streams including fundraising, re
Bury Hospice on family's comfort after support through mum's final days (opens the original)
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Our community outreach team are getting involved much earlier in a patient's diagnosis and the team spend time with the patients and their families to signpost what help and other services are available and talk through the process of their illness so they know what to expect. Amy Mcsherry and Jen Hall are two members of the team who provide support to patients and families in their own home, including regular monitoring visits to review a patient's condition and refer or signpost to onward serv
'Glaston-Bury is a huge success and raises thousands for the Hospice every year' (opens the original)
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Bury town centre's biggest music festival, Glaston-Bury, returned with style on Bank Holiday Monday with another stellar line-up. I would like to say a very special thank you to the organisers and Bury Hospice patrons, Chris Bucko Buckley, Lyndsey Hopkinson and Laura Higginson, as well as all of the performers, volunteers and stewards for making Glaston-Bury such a huge success and raising thousands of pounds for the Hospice every year. Glaston-Bury started in 2008 to celebrate the music scene a
Bury Hospice shop celebrates first year after selling 28,000 items (opens the original)
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Bury Hospice has several charity shops throughout the borough, including Bury town centre, Ramsbottom, Radcliffe, Whitefield and Sedgley. As part of our retail offering, we have a dedicated bridal shop – Brides of Bury, a furniture showroom and we also have an e-commerce team. Our eBay store provides a great place for people to pick up pre-loved items or find a hidden treasure. Every penny spent in our shops supports our patient care, so our customers get that feel-good factor whilst knowing the
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