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For around 12 years, teams from Kier Infrastructure have volunteered their time and expertise to help maintain the hospice’s pumping station, a vital part of the site’s infrastructure that helps keep facilities running safely and reliably for families staying at the hospice.

Reece Clayton, Project Engineer at Kier Infrastructure, said:

Kier Infrastructure has supported Little Bridge House for around 12 years, helping to maintain the pumping station and ensure its reliable operation. This includes carrying out full pumping station surveys, inspecting pumps and level controls, undertaking

Following a staff vote, Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS), based at Hinkley Point A, has proudly chosen Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) as its Charity of the Year. Setting an ambitious target of £15,500, the team set out to fund a much-needed Cuddle Bed for Little Bridge House, helping families stay close and comfortable during precious moments together.

Through a packed calendar of fundraising activities including a golf day, regular raffles, cake sales and fun team challenges such as the construction of a ‘human fruit machine’, the NRS team quickly reached their goal.

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Local businesses are showing their support for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) by sponsoring the charity’s RUN Barnstaple event, returning to the town this September.

Leading the way as headline sponsor for RUN Barnstaple once more is Wollens , joined by holidaycottages.co.uk , Stagecoach , Bond Oxborough Phillips and The Brend Collection , who have all pledged their support for this year’s event.

Judith Manser, Partner at Wollens said:

Wollens are delighted to be the headline partner for Run Barnstaple – a fantastic event that brings people and athletes of all abilities

PGS Theatre Productions is proud to reflect on the extraordinary success of A Million Dreams, a musical showcase presented in aid of Children’s Hospice South West and held in loving memory of Oliver Brown.

This heartfelt production brought together a remarkable community of performers, creatives, musicians, and technical teams whose dedication and passion made the event truly unforgettable. Their collective efforts not only delivered an inspiring evening of musical theatre but also honoured Oliver’s life in a way that was both uplifting and deeply moving.

We were thrilled to see full houses

What began as a light hearted family challenge has grown into a huge fundraising effort in London’s Hyde Park all to raise vital funds for Children’s Hospice South West.

PJ Sleep Joggers (PJSJ) is a London‑based group. Riley, one of the fundraisers, explains how the idea came about almost by accident:
“PJSJ actually started as a small challenge between family members, when one of us spontaneously challenged another to wake up at 6am and go for a run around a local park.”

Soon that early morning challenge quickly became a weekly event and turned into something more social and creative.
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From April, the chain of 11 Wickwar pubs will be proudly supporting CHSW (Children’s Hospice South West) as their charity of the year. The partnership launched on 15 April, celebrating the community’s commitment to helping children and families supported by CHSW and planning for the year ahead.

The team from CHSW visited each of the 11 pubs on 7 April, capturing photos that have been compiled into a celebratory collage showcasing all the participating venues.

Directors of Wickwar, Ian Frost and Mike Flavin added:

Our whole team at Wickwar is incredibly proud to be associated with CHSW and

Award-winning local film director, Mark Jenkin, has generously donated a pivotal red cap worn by Callum Turner in his latest film, Rose of Nevada to a charity raffle fundraising for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).

Mark Jenkin is a Cornish director, editor, screenwriter, cinematographer and producer who has changed the landscape of modern Cornish filmmaking. He wrote and directed the film Bait (2019) which earned him a BAFTA Award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer, and which became the most successful Cornish film ever at the global box office. Rose of

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is hosting an open garden at the historic Boconnoc Estate in Lostwithiel on Sunday 10 May, with all proceeds supporting the charity’s vital care.

From 2pm–5pm, visitors are invited to enjoy a relaxed afternoon wandering through landscaped gardens. There will be clearly signposted accessible routes ensuring that everyone can take in the tranquillity of this remarkable Cornish estate.

This family friendly fundraising event promises to be a memorable day out with something for visitors of all ages to enjoy. There will be live performances from a local sea

Tom Luke is gearing up for an extraordinary challenge this April, combining endurance, determination and a deeply personal cause.

The Bristol-based athlete will be taking on the iconic London Marathon while raising funds for Children's Hospice South West (CHSW), a charity that provides vital care and support to babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions and their families. Tom is aiming to raise over £4,000.

For Tom, CHSW is close to home. Through his employer, Bristol Bears, which already partners with the local hospice, Charlton Farm in North Somerset, and a close friend

On 8 May 2026, a determined team of over 20 staff from Charlton Farm will take on one of the UK’s toughest endurance challenges, the legendary Fan Dance in the Brecon Beacons.

This is no ordinary hike. The Fan Dance is a gruelling 15-mile (24 km) load-bearing march, famously used in the selection process for the UK’s Special Forces, 16 Air Assault Brigade’s Pathfinder Platoon, and British Infantry Officers. It is designed to push participants to their absolute physical and mental limits.

This local children’s hospice team is stepping up to face it to raise vital funds for babies, children