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“There
is
no
more
we
can
do
for
you”
–
changing
the
conversation
around
palliative
care
Our Chief Executive, James Sanderson, and Chief Medical Director, Dr Paul Perkins, share their thoughts on how we can change the conversation around palliative care.
End-of-life care
15 Apr 2025
New
research
partnership
with
Lancaster
University
Sue Ryder has announced a new partnership with Lancaster University, reinforcing our commitment to ensuring no one faces death or grief alone.
09 Apr 2025
Parliamentary
debate
highlights
need
for
fairly
funded
hospice
care
models
Sue Ryder responds to a parliamentary debate on hospice funding, calling for fairly funded, sustainable models of palliative and end-of-life care to ensure more people can access the support they need.
Influencing
09 Apr 2025
Charity’s
search
for
a
sustainable future for
Peterborough
landmark
while
protecting
vital
care
services
continues
National healthcare charity, Sue Ryder, which owns Thorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough, is taking the next vital steps in securing a solution to preserve a much-loved local landmark and help protect the care the charity gives.
01 Apr 2025
Sue
Ryder
reacts
to
the
Spring
Statement
In the Spring Statement today, the Chancellor spoke about the Government's commitment to improving patient care. We look forward to seeing more on this in their 10 Year Plan for the NHS, as right now is an important moment in time for end-of-life care.
Influencing
26 Mar 2025
Running
1,000
miles
inspired
by
mum
-
David's
story
David Clyde, a 57-year-old ultrarunner from Thatcham, is gearing up to take on the challenge of his life - running 1,000 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats in just five weeks. David’s journey is driven by the exceptional care his mum received at Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice in Reading.
Personal stories
24 Mar 2025
Volunteering
in
memory
of
mum
-
Sophie's
story
After experiencing some back pain, Sophie's mum Angela was diagnosed with terminal bile duct cancer, and was referred for palliative care. She died the day before her 64th birthday at Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice, where she was cared for in the last three weeks of her life.
Personal stories
24 Mar 2025
Penny's
story:
A
legacy
of
kindness
and
care
Penny left a significant gift in her Will to make sure others could experience the same kind of quality care she had.
21 Mar 2025
Have
your
say
on
shaping
the
future
of
the
NHS
The Government is developing its 10-Year Plan for the NHS, to tackle the challenges in our healthcare system – and they want to hear from you.
Campaigns
19 Mar 2025
Help
shape
our
services
at
Sue
Ryder
Thorpe
Hall
Hospice
Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice is inviting local people to get involved in its re-launched Hospice User Group (HUG) to help shape the services it provides supporting people through dying and grief.
28 Feb 2025