A mother from Pott Row has donated £500 to say thank you to the doctors and nurses who saved the life of her son.
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Mother says thank you to unit for saving son’s life
Get ready for Crash for Cancer II
Racing fans of all age will be in for a treat when the second Crash for Cancer meeting is held on August Bank Holiday Monday to raise money for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Raising awareness of Stoma Care
The stigma of having a stoma bag will be lifted during an exhibition organised by specialist nurses from The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Kenneth Bush raises £5,870 for ExCel
A firm of King’s Lynn solicitors has raised nearly £6,000 to support elderly patients at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Midwife Sue will help more women in South Lincolnshire to give birth at home
More expectant mothers in parts of South Holland will be now able to enjoy the “satisfying and precious” experience of a home birth thanks to an extended Midwife-led service.
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Matching new opportunities for young people at The QEH
Young people who are struggling to find work are being given new opportunities thanks to a successful pilot scheme at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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High five to Tilney St Lawrence Primary School
Generous youngsters at a West Norfolk primary school have raised £400 to support cancer patients at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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Runners ExCel at fundraising
A group of runners have ExCelled by raising more than £900 to support vulnerable patients at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Generous Estate Agents support ExCel Appeal
A generous King’s Lynn estate agency has raised hundreds of pounds for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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Bowlers support the QEH’s Stroke Unit
Generous bowlers from a West Norfolk club have raised £300 to support patients who have suffered a stroke.
