Balfour Beatty recently organised a Health, Safety & Wellbeing awareness event an LOROS was invited to join them, along with other charities and ommercial businesses.
Ian Astill’s wife, Mel was just 34 when she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. She came to LOROS last year, following a three year battle with the illness.
Sally's visit was part of the Hospice’s 30 for 30 campaign, celebrating 30 years since LOROS first opened.
Hundreds of walkers are expected to take part and dozens of volunteers are needed to help see them safely along the route
Despite being terrified of heights, Stuart Ellison is hoping to raise a minimum of £1,000 for LOROS when he takes part in a skydive on November 20th, which would have been his Dad's 56th birthday.
Huge congratulations to the group of intrepid fundraisers who completed the Wolf Run this month and raised nearly £800 for LOROS.
For seven-year-old Isaac Wood-Nolan, the best thing about LOROS Hospice was seeing his granddad happy.
A woman is cycling 1000 miles on her father’s favourite bike in his memory, after he died at LOROS Hospice following his battle with Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
