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Recognition of excellence for our fantastic Education and Conference Centre
Prestigious accolade for charity-run business meeting and events service in Cambridge
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We must make hospice care truly ‘open for all’
#TeamArthur seeks to build relationships with other organisations and our wider community, which help us to continually improve
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Dedicated Hospice nurses put best feet forward for Chariots of Fire relay race
Nurses explain why they are taking part in this years' Chariots of Fire in Cambridge
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Three Hospices join together for circus-themed transitions event for young people
“It’s about helping young people and their families get ready for the next step”
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Congratulations to our 40th anniversary Summer Cash Raffle Winners
Our 40th Anniversary Summer raffle winners are announced
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Care For Wisbech Patients Rated ‘OUTSTANDING’ For Third Time
The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre has been rated outstanding for being caring and responsive
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#Team Arthur represented in the World Maccabiah Games
Sarah Schechter, a Hospice supporter is currently in Netanya, Israel representing Great Britain in Tennis.
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Royal seal of approval for improved patient services
Our improved treatment centre and garden has been officially opened by Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester.
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Breaking down taboos with Cambridge University – A great group, supportive and stimulating
Working together with Cambridge University for positive activities about death, dying and living well
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Charity Shop Manager shares her story
Our Mill Road Shop Manager, Billie shares her personal story
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Mike Maran: Why I’m travelling from Cambridge to Rome on a scooter
Why travelling from Cambridge to Rome on a scooter is important for 73 year old, Mike Maran
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Motor Neurone Disease artist treats Hospice patients to art lesson
Rick Nelms, living with Motor Neurone Disease shares his creative knowledge and passion with patients attending the Living Well Service...
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‘Robins and Rainbows’ walk Cambridge to Ely in memory of Kayoko
Kayoko’s family shared their reasons for signing up to the Cambridge to Ely Trek
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High Sheriff and Mayor of Wisbech ‘Love to Move’ at the Alan Hudson Centre
Patients enjoyed meeting the visitors at the Centre
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Cambridge United FC supporters choose Arthur Rank Hospice Charity as their Charity of the year 2026-27
Players, fans, patients and visitors enjoyed time at the Hospice at the first Charity of the Year visit
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Son-in-Law takes on the Isle of Wight Ultra Challenge for Hospice Care
Paramedic, Karl shares more about his reasons for taking on the challenge
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Music Therapy supports Hospice patient with her and her family’s grief
Jessica kindly shares her experience of Music Therapy
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Nicky Newton, Complementary Therapist
Nicky shares more about her role
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Daughter runs Equestrian Pole Clinic in memory of her Mum
Laura Spencer-Jones explains her reason for the fundraising event
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Three friends cycle to Santander for Hospice Care
Bill, John and Alex share more about their cycling challenge
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11 year old Shyla and Darren take on a new Challenge to support charity
Shyla Brown and Darren Barnard walk in memory
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Hospice Volunteer cycles from London to Paris to support patients care
Debbie shares her motivation for signing up to the London to Paris challenge and shares her experiences
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Witchford Village College Walks in Memory of Cherished Former Colleague
Students and staff at Witchford Village College came together in memory of much-loved former member of staff
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27 year old supported through grief, make sense of loss and feel less alone
Jenny shares her experience of the Patient and Family Support Service
