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Hospice UK Appoints Three New Trustees

18 May 2026

Hospice UK appoints three new Trustees

Hospice UK appoints three new Trustees

Press release

14 May 2026

Hospice UK response to Welsh Government appointments

Hospice UK response to Welsh Government appointments

Press release

24 April 2026

Fall of the assisted dying Bill: We cannot lose focus on palliative and end of life care

Assisted dying will not become legal in England and Wales. Hospice UK CEO Toby Porter responds by highlighting the need for continued focus on palliative and end of life care, so e...

Hospice UK have been announced by Blue Diamond Garden Centres as their newest charity partner. The partnership marks a nationwide commitment by the company to support vital end-of-life care.

20 April 2026

Hospice UK becomes Blue Diamond Garden Centres charity partner

Hospice UK have been announced by Blue Diamond Garden Centres as their newest charity partner. The partnership marks a nationwide commitment by the company to support vital end-of-...

Investment management firm Brooks MacDonald support Hospice UK and hospice care through fundraising initiatives, national campaigns, and volunteering opportunities with local hospices.

20 April 2026

Hospice UK becomes Brooks Macdonald charity partner

Brooks Macdonald Group plc announces Hospice UK as their chosen charity partner, supporting hospice care through fundraising, national campaigns, and volunteering with local hospic...

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16 April 2026

Behind the cuts: how hospice services are shrinking across England

As demand for palliative care rises, this article looks at the hospices behind the cuts, and what these decisions mean for the people who depend on them.

Press release

09 April 2026

The evidence is clear: the way hospices are funded is not fit for purpose

In the past few weeks, two major parliamentary reports have delivered the same stark warning: the way we fund and support hospice and palliative care is no longer working.