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<p>Rob Adams, Yvonne Goddard and Kim Agnew during the Together In Loss meeting at the Shepherd & Flock</p>

Farnham pub hosts launch of bereavement support group

<p>Farnham's new Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.</p>

WATCH: A first look inside Phyllis Tuckwell's new £17.5m hospice

<p>Some of the people taking part in the Ewshot 750 Banger challenge which begins this Thursday in Crondall.</p>

WATCH: Banger of a challenge as Ewshot motorheads set for Grand Tour

<p>The Barnes Big Band will be playing for Phyllis Tuckwell at the Hogs Back Brewery (Photo: Phyllis Tuckwell).</p>

Celebrate new Phyllis Tuckwell hospice with jazz at Hogs Back Brewery

<p>Helena Burke of Phyllis Tuckwell receives the £1,272 cheque from David Tropman of FAOS Musical Theatre Group.</p>

Musical group's £1,272 show of support for hospice

<p>Phyllis Tuckwell's Dash of Colour event is returning for 2026.</p>

Colourful dash set to return this summer in support of hospice care

<p>Plans to build a 66-bedroom care home on the site of Headway House have been lodged.</p>

Plans for new care home make Headway

<p>Patient with nurse at Phyllis Tuckwell</p>

Insurance giant pledges £75k to Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care

<p>This could be you: Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care is looking for people to complete a sponsored skydive.</p>

Reach for the skies in 2026 and help Farnham hospice

<p>A Phyllis Tuckwell volunteer with a patient. The charity is appealing for new volunteers.</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell seeks volunteers ahead of new hospice opening

<p>Phyllis Tuckwell cyclists celebrate their Farnham-to-Paris ride in front of the Eiffel Tower.</p>

Farnham-to-Paris ride raises £100,000 for hospice

<p>St George's Church in Badshot Lea.</p>

Christmas tree festival to light up Badshot Lea

<p>Chris Tuckwell, president of Phyllis Tuckwell and son of Sir Edward and Phyllis, with chief executive Sarah Church and chair of the trustees Dr Robert Laing lay the new hospice's foundation stone.</p>

Foundation stone laid for new Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice

<p>Branston Adams workers can wear their football team shirts next Thursday in return for a donation to Phyllis Tuckwell.</p>

Make connections and get football shirty for Phyllis Tuckwell

<p>The annual motor show in Churt featured more than £500 vehicles and raised more than £41,000 for Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.</p>

Charity drive as Churt motor show raises £41k for hospice

<p>Sir Keith Joseph, third from left, visited Trimmer's Cottage Hospital in Farnham on January 9, 1974.</p>

Staff trimming and modern needs led to closure of Trimmer's hospital

<p>How the new Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice building in Farnham will look when finished.</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice awarded over £1m in government funding

<p>The Phyllis Tuckwell Motor Show will take place in Churt.</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell revs up for motor show comeback

<p>Kevin Davies swam the English Channel for the Phyllis Tuckwell charity.</p>

Kevin completes epic cross-Channel swim for hospice care

<p>Work on a new Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice building in south Farnham is progressing well - and just £400k is needed to meet the £6million fundraising target.</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell just £400k away from reaching £6m building target

<p>The Crondall Petanque Club members who raised £350 for the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham.</p>

Crondall Petanque Club raise £350 for Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice

<p>Corinna Furse picking sweet peas in our garden in Lower Froyle. Hers is one of ten gardens on the trail.</p>

Excitement grows as gardens to welcome hundreds for charity

<p>The CCA Art Bus designed by the "godfather of British pop art," Sir Peter Blake, is coming to Tilford as part of a Phyllis Tuckwell fundraising event.</p>

Sir Peter Blake art bus coming to Tilford for hospice fundraiser

<p>The Phyllis Tuckwell Motor Show is a must for classic and vintage car enthusiasts.</p>

Be quick to secure place for Phyllis Tuckwell Motor Show

<p>Hankley Common Golf Club captains Simon and Cathy have joined forces to help Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice.</p>

Putting charity first as Hankley Golf captains unite hospice

<p>In 2023/24, Phyllis Tuckwell supported 1,977 patients and 858 carers</p>

Phyllis Tuckwell receives funding for a new assistance device