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Inardua has chosen Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) as one of its two charities of the year for 2026/27, with staff looking forward to getting involved in fundraising and volunteering activities over the coming year.

Inardua, a specialist Salesforce consultancy working across sectors including energy and utilities, manufacturing and consumer goods, selected its charity partners following a vote among its staff.

The team is now looking forward to putting its fundraising plans into action and supporting CHSW in a range of ways throughout the year. While plans are still being developed, a

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is thanking Tolchards Drinks after the company's annual Charity Golf Day raised a record-breaking £3,000 to support local children with life-limiting conditions and their families.

Held at Cumberwell Park Golf Club in Bradford-on-Avon, the popular event welcomed 25 teams who took part in an 18-hole Stableford competition. Throughout the day, players enjoyed refreshments provided by Tolchards' suppliers and the golf club, helping to create a fantastic atmosphere both on and off the course.

The event concluded with a charity auction, raffle and prize

* Edit: Congratulations and thank you to James who completed the Croyde Ocean Triathlon and has raised an amazing £1,588!*

Local 17 year old James from Barnstaple is preparing to take on a major endurance challenge as he competes in the Croyde Ocean Triathlon to raise funds for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).

On Sunday 12 July, James will tackle the renowned Croyde Ocean Triathlon, one of the South West’s most iconic endurance events, in support of CHSW, which helps make the most of short and precious lives for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions and their

A Bristol-based removals company has helped children's hospice charity Jessie May relocate to its new office at Charlton Farm in Wraxall by donating its services free of charge.

Move On Removals Ltd transported desks, office furniture and office equipment from Jessie May's previous offices, helping the charity move without the added cost of hiring a removals company.

The move marks a new chapter for Jessie May following its partnership with Children's Hospice South West (CHSW). Since April 2026, Jessie May has operated as a subsidiary charity of CHSW and is now based at Charlton Farm while

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is excited to announce the opening of its new shop in the popular seaside town of Newquay.

The shop opened its doors to the public on Monday 27 July, and sits on the busy East Street in the town.

The Mayor of Newquay, Drew Creek, cut a green ribbon to officially mark the opening which was followed by words of appreciation from CHSW CEO, Phil Morris.

The new shop has a range of goods on offer, including quality women’s, men’s and children’s clothing and accessories, as well as children’s toys and games, books, media and bric-a-brac.

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A North Devon runner who has inspired thousands by completing endurance runs topless following a double mastectomy is preparing to take on RUN Barnstaple in September once again in support of Children's Hospice South West (CHSW).

Louise Butcher, known locally and nationally as the 'Topless Runner', will take on this year's RUN Barnstaple Marathon as her seventh marathon, combining her passion for running with her commitment to supporting local charities and promoting body positivity. Ahead of September's event, Louise has been building up her training with a series of races and challenges;

Children and families supported by Little Bridge House enjoyed a day to remember on Sunday 13 July as they took to the skies with volunteer pilots at the Goodridge Children’s Hospice South West Fly Day. For many of the children, the event marked their very first experience of flying, creating precious memories with their families that will be treasured for years to come.

The special day was organised by Exeter-based Goodridge; a leading global manufacturer of performance fluid transfer systems with more than 55 years of engineering expertise and strong roots in the local community.

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Garden lovers are invited to 2 special open garden events this August, with all proceeds supporting families cared for by Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).

On Sunday 16 August, from 11am to 3pm, visitors can discover Mitchell Fruit Garden, nestled in the heart of Cornwall just off the A30 at Mitchell, Newquay.

Well known for its pick-your-own fruit experience the garden also features a stunning sub-tropical planting scheme and colourful sunflower field and is run by award-winning garden designer Kim Parish.

Kim hopes to establish Mitchell Fruit Garden as a cultural hub, creating a space

Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is delighted to announce that it will be opening a brand-new charity shop in Newquay on Monday 27 July.

The new shop, located on 23 East Street in Newquay, will offer a wide range of pre-loved items, including clothing, homeware, books and accessories. It will also feature a ‘Little Steps’ section, offering children’s clothing, toys and baby items for local families to browse.

Designed as more than just a retail space, the shop will also include a community area, creating opportunities for people to connect, engage and support the work of the charity.

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90 keen cyclists from across the South West unleashed their pedal power at the weekend by completing a 212-mile cycling challenge, raising more than £280,000 for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).

The 17th annual Ride for Precious Lives saw cyclists ride from North Somerset to Cornwall over 3 days and was generously sponsored by Edwards Vacuum.

The route started out from the charity’s Charlton Farm children’s hospice in North Somerset on Friday 10 July and stopped off at CHSW’s Little Bridge House hospice in Barnstaple on Saturday and finished at Little Harbour in St Austell on Sunday.

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