In the second part of our look behind the scenes at the trustees of Bury Hospice, we find out about some of the very personal reasons people have become involved and put themselves forward to take the much-loved organisation forward
THE devastation of losing a loved one can take years to come to terms with – and many people never fully get over their loss.
STRICTLY judge Craig Revel Horwood got out his rarely seen 10 at the weekend – and Bury Hospice’s dancers are hoping for more flawless performances when they take to the dancefloor.
THERE is a saying that an army marches on its stomach and it is Bury Hospice’s kitchen that helps keep staff and volunteers as well as patients and their families, going.
As well as providing end-of-life care in on its wards, Bury Hospice also looks after people in the community and is involved much earlier in their diagnosis. Mike Crutchley reports
As part of Hospice Care Week, the Bury Times goes behind the scenes at Bury Hospice to see what a typical day is like.
AT a time when our greenbelt is under serious threat it is important that our representatives actions are closely scrutinised.
PARLIAMENT is discussing different routes forward for our country after recent political showdowns in Westminster.
NEARLY half of bus routes in England are at risk of being scrapped due to a lack of funding, councils have claimed.
FORMER EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook admitted she was still taking cocaine every week during an appearance on The Jeremy Kyle Show.
