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…

Pendleside Hospice Lottery Results for Draw Date: Friday 18th January 2019
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Safran Nacelles, one of Burnley’s largest private sector employers, has been recognised for workplace improvements.

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.

Saint Catherine’s Epiphany Community Carol Service
On Sunday 7th January 2018 at Saint Catherine’s Church on Todmorden Road, Burnley is holding an Ecumenical Epiphany Carol Service in aid of Pendleside Hospice.
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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.

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Representatives from Pendleside Hospice were invited to be guest speakers at a popular Over 50s group in Nelson who were donating £500 to the charity.

The group of between 70 and 80 people meets every other Thursday during the autumn and…

Pendleside Hospice is appealing to Burnley and Pendle businesses, clubs and community groups to help them create a winter wonderland of decorated Christmas trees.

Each tree will come with a sign for companies and groups to show their support…

Hadrian Thorne took part in the Great North Run on Sunday 9th September and raised £1,300 in aid of Pendleside Hospice!

Donna Lawrenson of Accrington wins this year's Car Raffle!

Barley WI Support Pendleside during the annual Pendle Pub Walk organised by Rotary Club of Burnley and Pendleside

This years Fence Open Gardens and Flowerpot Sculpture Trail was a huge success!

Daisy Hooper, age 5, has climbed Pendle Hill 52 times for Pendleside Hospice and is on target to raise over £4,000