On Saturday 15th June 2019 (the day before Father's Day) join us for our 11th annual Pendle Pub Walk around the stunning Pendle countryside using its finest hostelries as way-points!
Stephanie Scott, 29, raised £1,247 of the £92,183 final total achieved in 2018. More than 2,700 walkers took part in the 10th year of the circular route through some of the area’s most scenic countryside.
“I designed the walk in the shape of a love heart to help Vic be remembered while also thanking the hospice. It’s about taking time out to reflect on the enormity of losing someone you love and I feel Valentine’s weekend is the perfect…
As entry for the 2019 Pendle Pub Walk opens, the woman who raised the most money last year is encouraging others to raise a glass and join in this year.
Chris Cheeseman, Spiritual Care Co-ordinator at Pendleside Hospice, is stepping down from the position after almost nine years – but he’s staying on as a volunteer at the charity which he says has “got into his blood”.
The hospice – which first opened to the public in 1988 and looked after almost 1,500 people last year – not only celebrated 30 years of caring for the community in 2018.
The charity won the Not-for-profit Business Award at the Red Rose…
The Hospice costs over £4 million each year to run of which it gets 22% of grant funding from the NHS, meaning that it needs to raise over £3 million each year from charitable donations.
A huge thank you to staff at Alexander Grace Law for hosting their second Ball on 29th September in aid of Pendleside and East Lancashire Hospices raising £9,398 for each charity.