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St Leonard's Hospice

St Leonard's Hospice is set to open a new shop in Clifton Moor on the former B&M site
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Major new York charity store with furniture shop to open on site of B&M fire

St Leonard's volunteers John Carlill and David Walker with designers Alison Walker and Deb Strachan and volunteer Catherine Marshall planting the garden in York St Leonard's volunteers John Carlill and David Walker with designers Alison Walker and Deb Strachan and volunteer Catherine Marshall planting the garden in York
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'We are incredibly touched' - stunning RHS award-winning garden unveiled in York

David Smith, chair of the board of trustees at St Leonard's, Anne Marie Roberts director for clinical services and Luke Charters David Smith, chair of the board of trustees at St Leonard's, Anne Marie Roberts director for clinical services and Luke Charters
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'The current funding model is just not sustainable' - York hospice boss speaks out

About 200 people took part in the St Leonard's Hospice Wolds Walk in memory of loved ones. Photo: St Leonard's Hospice About 200 people took part in the St Leonard's Hospice Wolds Walk in memory of loved ones. Photo: St Leonard's Hospice
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Hundreds step out in memory of loved ones and raise thousands for York hospice

Samuel Walton, 13, who is taking on the St Leonard's Wolds Walk as thanks for the care provided by the hospice's Carers Support Service for his Grandpop Vic Dennis, right. Samuel Walton, 13, who is taking on the St Leonard's Wolds Walk as thanks for the care provided by the hospice's Carers Support Service for his Grandpop Vic Dennis, right.
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Samuel, 13, takes on York hospice challenge as thanks for their care of Grandpop

To mark 40 years of operation, St Leonard's Hospice is inviting people to two free Thanksgiving services - one at Selby Abbey and one at York Minster - in May To mark 40 years of operation, St Leonard's Hospice is inviting people to two free Thanksgiving services - one at Selby Abbey and one at York Minster - in May
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Hospice to celebrate 40 years with Selby Abbey & York Minster services

Business lead Richard Jackson and funeral service arranger Heather Tong  from J Rymer Funeral Directors presenting a cheque to St Leonard's Hospice for £800 from the proceeds of the J Rymer wreath making workshop Business lead Richard Jackson and funeral service arranger Heather Tong  from J Rymer Funeral Directors presenting a cheque to St Leonard's Hospice for £800 from the proceeds of the J Rymer wreath making workshop
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Well-known York firm supports top city cause

John Parkinson pictured here with his son Eddie, is walking from Land’s End to John O’Groats for St Leonard’s Hospice after his wife, Angie, died at the hospice last September John Parkinson pictured here with his son Eddie, is walking from Land’s End to John O’Groats for St Leonard’s Hospice after his wife, Angie, died at the hospice last September
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'I just hope my knees hold up!' - York man's challenge in memory of his wife

St Leonard’s Hospice celebrates 40 years of providing care in 2025. The stories of two nurses who have served since the hospice's beginning - Val Noble and Juliet Lindsey - have been shared St Leonard’s Hospice celebrates 40 years of providing care in 2025. The stories of two nurses who have served since the hospice's beginning - Val Noble and Juliet Lindsey - have been shared
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St Leonard’s Hospice highlights nurses' four decades of service

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