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Christmas tree recycling scheme raises £17k for local hospice
An annual Christmas tree recycling scheme has raised a record £17,000 for leading adult hospice, Treetops Hospice Care.
Hospice creates mobile classroom to ensure vital end of life training for care homes continues
Leading Derbyshire hospice, Treetops, has created a mobile classroom from one of its minibuses, so nursing homes can continue to receive vital end of life training to care for residents.
Derby runner takes on a marathon each month to raise funds for local hospice
Derby family man, Matt Ceiley, is running a marathon every month throughout 2021 in memory of his dad who received end-of-life nursing care from local hospice, Treetops.
Derby couple thank hospice for kindness and care received during difficult year
A Derby couple who celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary this year, have thanked leading adult hospice, Treetops, for the ongoing care and support they’ve received during the Coronavirus pandemic.
“The show must go on!” Hospice produces socially distanced pantomime for shielding patients
Pantomime legend Bernie Clifton and the real Robin Hood – aka Nottinghamshire actor Tim Pollard – have joined staff at an East Midlands hospice to make sure that their annual Christmas show will go on. Online that is.
NHS radiographer takes on daily 5km fundraising challenge
A KEEN runner will run 50 miles throughout the month of December raising hundreds of pounds for a Derbyshire hospice.
Hundreds come together online to remember loved ones in hospice memorial service
Hundreds of people across the city, county and nationwide tuned in to Treetops Hospice Care’s first virtual memorial service on Sunday 6 December.
Give new life to your old Christmas tree through charity Treecycling service
A LEADING end-of-life care charity is hoping to catch wind of the Christmas spirit by fundraising through its Treecycling scheme.
Rotary Club tackles 24 million (virtual) fundraising steps to North Pole and back
The Rotary Club of Wollaton Park are walking (virtually) to the North Pole and back – over 24 million steps – to raise money for local hospice Treetops Hospice Care and other good causes this Christmas.