Brian House has received a very special gift – and the youngsters helped ‘unwrap’ the brand new minibus which will transform future outings from the hospice. Merlin’s Magic Wand, Merlin Entertainments’ own charity, donated the specially adapted bus which was handed over by mascots from Merlin attractions: The Blackpool Tower, Madame Tussauds Blackpool and SEA […]
Dogs of all shapes and sizes helped raise money for Brian House by taking part in the fourth annual Bark in the Park. It was a fantastic turnout, with over 150 pooches and their assorted human companions completing our 5km sponsored dog walk. Big thanks go to our sponsors Jelly Media and Pets at Home, […]
Got a pooch? Why not give him a pound? Bark in the Park is the fundraising event where your dog takes the lead, so come down to Lawson Showground, near Stanley Park, Blackpool on Saturday June 14 for a few hours of fun. All proceeds from Bark in the Park go to Brian House, and […]
We will be watching Dancing on Ice this weekend in the hope that Brian House supporters Dan Whiston and Hayley Tamaddon will win through. Children at Brian House made a special good luck card for the ice dance pair, who are both regular visitors. The card is on its way to Elstree Studios and goes […]
No matter who wins this year’s X Factor, Brian House is in line for a big prize too. This year’s X Factor winner’s single will be in aid of Together for Short Lives and Great Ormond Street Hospital – which means that Brian House Children’s Hospice will qualify for a share of the cash. The two X Factor finalists […]
Please show your support by purchasing one of our new Brian House bracelets – two versions are available at just £5 each.
Trips to Blackpool Zoo have always been a favourite for youngsters at Brian House Children’s Hospice – but now there’s a very special reason for them to take a walk on the wild side.
Will you be watching the X Factor final on Saturday? This year’s X Factor winner’s single will be sold in aid of the children’s charity Together for Short Lives.
The Trinity Hospice charity shops urgently need more stock donations and after Grunty’s (owned by the Partington Group) included an appeal for any unwanted clothing, accessories and bric-a-brac in their regular newsletter, the donation bags have been pouring in.
It’s Panto time! That’s right, it may be summer holiday season but Dick Whittington and his Cat made a flying visit to Brian House Children’s Hospice on Saturday 11 August.