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Wishing you a Thrifty Christmas!
Enjoy a more affordable and sustainable festive season and learn how shopping pre-loved can mean more this Christmas.
Like many organisations around the world, our email services are beginning to return to normal. However, Microsoft continues to experience service disruptions, which may affect our ability to send and receive emails.
If you need clinical advice or support, please contact our 24-hour Advice Line on:
01823 333822 or 01935 709480
Our clincial services for patients remain unaffected.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Updates about our hospice, as well as testimonies about our care from families, patients and friends.
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Enjoy a more affordable and sustainable festive season and learn how shopping pre-loved can mean more this Christmas.
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John is sharing his and Tina's story to encourage people across the county to remember someone they love - and help St Margaret's raise £50,000 for local hospice care.
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Take the leap this Christmas and abseil 60ft down one of the county’s most iconic landmarks.
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“In order to fulfil my promise to her, I look for as many ways as possible to remember her.”
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After nearly three decades of marriage, Vida and Nigel faced the unimaginable when he was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer.
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Yvonne’s story of warmth, laughter, and discovering new joys through the care and support of St Margaret’s.
Gardeners across Somerset have raised more than £35,000 for St Margaret’s Hospice Care after throwing open their gates and inviting visitors to explore some of the county’s most beautiful gardens.
The sunflower has long been a familiar symbol of St Margaret’s – and this October we are asking communities across Somerset to help turn the county sunflower yellow in support of local hospice care.
St Margaret’s shares its perspective on the assisted dying debate and why fair, sustainable funding for high-quality palliative and end-of-life care must remain a national priority.