Marie Curie

Morrisons has rebranded its freshly baked Market Street Cob to 'Cob for Care' to raise money for the UK's leading end of life charity, Marie Curie.

Morrisons launches limited edition ‘Cob for Care’

Presenter Kemi Rodgers and Marie Curie nurse Ashleigh Wood partner with Marie Curie to launch Superdrug’s ‘Purchase for Nurses’ campaign, sharing the top ten ‘life lessons’ as told to end of life nurses by terminally ill patients. Photo credit: Matt Crossick/PA Media Assignments

End of life lessons revealed by Marie Curie and Superdrug

Marie Curie launches powerful documentary championing young people with terminal illness.

Marie Curie launches documentary championing young people with terminal illness

Fundraise for Marie Curie this autumn.

Blackpool urged to bake a difference for Marie Curie

Morrisons latest Every Pack Gives Back initiative for end of life charity Marie Curie.

Morrisons latest Every Pack Gives Back initiative

Tee of for Marie Curie

Marie Curie urges people in Lancashire to tee off for a good cause

TV personality Joe Baggs has teamed up with end of life charity Marie Curie and Superdrug to launch ‘The Art of Care’ – a giant 3D artwork of a Marie Curie Healthcare Assistant caring for a patient, made of the items that the charity’s nursing teams say can make a big difference at the end of life.

Launch of Superdrug’s ‘Purchase for Marie Curie Nurses’ campaign

Morrisons announces its new charity partner, Marie Curie, with a shared ambition to improve end of life care for local communities. Chosen from over 100 charities in a Morrisons colleague vote, Marie Curie is the UK’s leading end of life charity. The new three-year partnership aims to raise £15 million.

Morrisons announces new national charity partnership with Marie Curie

Marie Curie have helped terminally ill patients curate their favourite songs for end of life care, as the charity looks to provide more focus on the quality for those in care.

Marie Curie help terminally ill curate end of life Spotify playlist

Brits to spend £1.4 billion on self care this summer – Marie Curie partners with Strictly’s Karim Zeroual to urge shoppers to donate just 20p.

Brits to spend £1.4 billion on self care this summer

Brits are set to spend £1.4 billion on health and beauty this summer - Karim Zeroul urges Superdrug shoppers to donate 20p to help end of life care.

Brits are set to spend £1.4 billion on health and beauty this summer

Back to the Future The Musical at London's Adelphi Theatre has been named among the best value tickets on sale in the capital

Cheapest 10 London theatre shows to see this Summer from £17.90

Marie Curie Ambassador Paul Chuckle makes special video request to Morrisons staff in Blackpool

Marie Curie Ambassador Paul Chuckle makes special video request to Morrisons sta...

15 images showing Blackpool's empty streets and venues

Covid Day of Reflection: 15 pics remembering Blackpool's empty streets

Ad Feature Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal returns to SPAR stores

Marie Curie celebrates 75th anniversary with yellow-inspired recipes for Summer 2023

Ad Feature Marie Curie marks 75 years with yellow-inspired recipes for the Summer
As the weather continues to heat up it's the perfect time to bring some extra sunshine into your kitchen with yellow-themed recipes to give you an extra boost of happiness.
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Miranda Minor pictured at her unveiling.

Miranda the Morris Minor visits Lancashire

It is when the darkness risks appearing overwhelming that the message of Christ’s transforming light becomes most relevant

National Day of Reflection to take place on March 23

A waterfront mansion worth £4.5 million is up for grabs, as the UK's biggest ever house draw is launched.

Waterfront mansion up for grabs in UK’s biggest ever house draw

More people are in poverty when they die in Blackpool, it has been revealed

Why are so many people in Blackpool dying in poverty?

Vladimir Putin

Letters - Wednesday, March 2, 2022

Blackpool was bathed in yellow light tonight

A sea of yellow as Blackpool marks a National Day of Reflection

The UK is holding two minute's silence on Tuesday (Getty Images)

This is when silences will be observed today - in honour of lives lost to corona...

NHS workers hold a minute's silence outside the main entrance of Derriford Hospital on 28 April 2020 in Plymouth (Photo: Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

The UK will pause for a minute's silence today - National Day of Reflection expl...

Lytham Windmill will be lit up yellow on the evening of March 23

Lytham Windmill to be lit up yellow to mark Day of Reflection

Picture: Phil Hardman
Laura Greensall, Marie Curie Nurse, in PPE, at a Marie Curie Hospice. This picture was taken in January 2021 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Patient posed by a model

Charity Marie Curie urges people to 'step into spring'

Join stars and celebrities at huge online charity event Sally Burton

Catherine Cremona completed a Swimathon event

Teacher takes on triple 5k pool challenge

Should the government return to the days of austerity after the crisis has lifted?

Letters - May 4, 2020

Paul Chuckle, one half of the Chuckle Brothers, has revealed he has been suffering from coronavirus. Pic: Paul Chuckle

Comedian Paul Chuckle reveals that he has coronavirus

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Here is how Marie Curie can provide support to people with terminal illnesses ov...

Marie Curie is appealing for volunteers to join its fundraising group in Blackpool
Picture: Phil Hardman

Marie Curie fundraising group appeal for volunteers in Blackpool

Waseem Naqvi with Nicola and daughter Marnie Ramsey and Janet Croll

Great tea party boosts charity cash

Nurses are struggling to look after dying patients because of staff shortages, a survey suggests.

Staffing shortages a barrier to end-of-life care, nurses say

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Catforth parents who piled on the pounds after the loss of their son get in shap...

Kayleigh Cooper runs yoga sessions for all at Highfield School in Blackpool, and is raising money throughout March for Marie Curie

St Annes yoga group raising funds for Marie Curie

Christine, mum of Marie Smith, who was cared for by Marie Curie nurses.

Give a little time to help a great cause

The Thing Is with Steve Canavan

Christmas toy appeal

Donate a gift to Mission Christmas CashforKids campaign

Marie Curie's Christmas appeal

Opportunity to volunteer with Marie Curie in Lancashire this Christmas

Dawn Snell, grandma of Sarah Leahy, a committee member of local Marie Curie fund-raising group

Fashion show raises money for Marie Curie cancer

Fay Ripley and Cat Smith MP

MP and Cold Feet star promote fund

Marie Smith with her mum

Marie leads call for more cancer charity volunteers

Marie Curie

Who was Marie Curie? What is her legacy? When is the Great Daffodil Appeal 2018...

Judith Hunter inside the big wheel car

Step inside a piece of resort history

Zoe Sturrock handing over Â£660 to Margaret Gregory of the Lytham St Annes Marie Curie fund-raising committee.

Pimms and pamper night for good cause

Marie Curie fund-raisers sold daffodils in St Annes

Fylde shoppers snap up daffodils galore to raise cash for charity

File photo dated 22/01/08 of homes in south Derbyshire as the share of UK towns and cities that are affordable to first-time buyers is at its highest in a decade due to the sluggish housing market, a study has found. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Saturday July 14, 2012. Those taking their first step on the property ladder will find homes within their means in 54% of local authority districts, the highest proportion since 2002 when 64% of districts were within buyers' reach, Halifax found. This is up from 40% a year ago and almost eight times the proportion of affordable districts at the peak of the housing market in 2007, when just 7% were in this bracket. A widening North-South divide was highlighted, with London being the only region where there were no affordable areas found for would-be buyers on average earnings. By contrast, 100% of districts in the North East were within buyers' grasp. Just 9% of the affordable districts are in the South East, the South West or the East of England, compared with

Letters - January 12, 2017

Blackpool Illuminations Switch On

Walking the Lights for cancer care

St Annes Carnival Queen Emma Hanson and members of her retinue at Starr Gate after completeing a sponsored walk through Blackpool Illuminations

Carnival team's big walk for cash funds

St Annes Carnival Queen Emma Hanson will be walking the Blackpool Illuminations with her retinue to raise money for charity. She is pictured centre with Jenny Kelly, Bess Morrow, Josslyn Wibberley and Jolena Wibberley

Queen Emma stepping out to boost charity

Carnival Queen Emma Hanson receives her crown

Carnival Queen aims to kick-off reign with bumper fund-raiser

St Annes' new Mari Cure fund-raising group

Charity vows to help Fylde patients

Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal

Generous customers boost fund

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