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St Francis Hospice

L-R Joanne Noguera, head of ward services at Saint Francis Hospice, Health Secretary Wes Streeting and trustee Ian Gunn
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Delight as Health Secretary opens refurbished hospice ward

Grazina Berry, CEO at Saint Francis Hospice Grazina Berry, CEO at Saint Francis Hospice
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East London hospice awarded £300k but says more needed

The Liberty Romford x Saint Francis Hospice - Santa's Ice Kingdom Grotto The Liberty Romford x Saint Francis Hospice - Santa's Ice Kingdom Grotto
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Thousands of children meet Santa - and raise over £15k for charity

Saint Francis Hospice project manager Steve McClure (left) shows health secretary Wes Streeting the work in progress Saint Francis Hospice project manager Steve McClure (left) shows health secretary Wes Streeting the work in progress
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‘You need more cash’ health secretary tells Romford hospice

Cllr Sheila Bain (left) presents giant cheque to St Francis hospice chief Grazina Berry Cllr Sheila Bain (left) presents giant cheque to St Francis hospice chief Grazina Berry
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Ex-mayor keeps her pledge to Romford’s hospice charity

St Francis Hospice in Havering-atte-Bower had burglars breaking into their shed in May St Francis Hospice in Havering-atte-Bower had burglars breaking into their shed in May
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Hospice appeals for donations after gardening equipment worth thousands stolen

Richard Madeley and his wife Judy Finnigan at the Big Heart Ball Richard Madeley and his wife Judy Finnigan at the Big Heart Ball
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TV presenter and Grammy winner help ball raise over £100,000 for hospice care

Asia Malik with her daughter Amal Asia Malik with her daughter Amal
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'A hospice is not a place you go to die - it's like being cared for by your mum'

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