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The Coronavirus pandemic has turned the world upside down and affected everyone, none more so than those coming to terms with the death of a loved one. In normal times, this can be an

Shooting Star Children's Hospices made sure the 5th of November was a night to remember for the children currently staying at the hospice with lots of firework and autumnal fun! The

With many people now working from home, and social distancing rules separating those who are still going into work, offices are no longer the busy, bustling places they used to be. For those who

Nicholas was born eight weeks premature, with a chromosomal abnormality. He was later diagnosed with lymphoedema, a chronic condition that causes swelling in the body’s tissues. It develops

When Rick was diagnosed with stomach cancer, his wife Jo was caring for him full time. He was experiencing severe pain and nausea which meant that he was repeatedly admitted to hospital, and

With Christmas approaching, many of us find our thoughts turning to loved ones whom we would usually spend the festive season with, but who are no longer with us. Traditionally at this time of

Some supported children who have been at the hospice for respite care have been getting into the Halloween spirit recently with some fab-boo-lously fun and sensory activities. The

We are delighted to announce that Phyllis Tuckwell's annual Light up a Life memorial event will be returning for another year. This year’s virtual event will be live streamed from Guildford

The hampers are ready for the winners of the Shooting Star Children's Hospices Prize Pumpkin competition. All you need to do to get your hands on a hamper is purchase an entry online,

Tom Clayton took part in the virtual London marathon in aid of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care. Sunday 4th October saw thousands of runners take on the 26.2 miles of the London marathon, on their