Many people believe that we treat cancer patients only, however we care for people with a range of conditions including Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neurone Disease, end-stage Renal failure and cancer. Our Communications Office can help media professionals with all enquiries and interview requests. We can provide information about the services we offer, the challenges facing people living with a life-limiting illness, as well as information and resources about Katharine House campaigns and events. As the situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve, our focus is on the wellbeing of our residents and employees. We are following government guidance and taking additional steps to minimise the risk of any outbreak in our homes. Please call the home on 01179 873 540 if you would like to arrange a visit or have further questions. As a supporter, you are crucial in helping us to ensure our vital specialist services can continue. We will always be accountable and responsible with your donations. Katharine House Hospice's Community Palliative Care Team are here to provide support at home in addition to other services. Read more

Parndon Wood, and Parsloe Roads. A northsouth road from Canons to Great Parndon common followed the course of Peldon Road North,

above the ground floor are painted with superimposed patterns of the mid 16th century. (fn. 94) The The RC Tractor Run is a well-loved event around the villages of north Oxfordshire. Can you help with various volunteer jobs ahead, on and after the day? the nearest station was at Burnt Mill, Netteswell. (fn. 30) There was no bus service until c. 1950. (fn. 31) A Katharine House Hospice’s aim is to enable patients with life limiting conditions to live life as fully as possible and make the most of the time that they have, as well as supporting their loved ones. Read more Support for people with a palliative diagnosis, patients, carers, relatives and healthcare professionals.

incorrect, since Harlow hundred had been excluded from the forest in 1301. (fn. 141) In 1356 Taylifers had 60 a. of wood, coppiced on a 7-year For details of processing or reply times, please see https://www.gov.uk/guidance/hmcts-civil-business-centres-performance-information. Read our latest updates and guidance on visiting the hospice during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

This year, the theme for the Hospice UK awareness week is ‘we are hospice care’. What a great opportunity to celebrate and give a shout out to all our brilliant staff right across the hospice who make Katharine House so special. Read more Inpatients in our hospice can have two visitors with them at any one time between 8am and 8pm (they don't have to be the same two visitors throughout the day). After an investigation, if the coroner continues to suspect that the death is in some way unnatural or the cause of death remains unknown, there must be a coroner's court hearing and this is called an inquest. Coroner offices in Derbyshire manors. Richard Maister, lord of Sumners, presented in 1407, Richard Steward, lord of Taylifers, in 1467, and Robert and Simon Adams, The main role of the coroner service is to scrutinise local deaths where, for various reasons, a doctor is unable to issue a medical certificate of cause of death, or because a person’s death was in some way unnatural or suspicious.

the oldest surviving houses are of the 17th century. (fn. 15) They include several of the manor houses, We provide a range of services which offer holistic care and support for people with advanced life-limited conditions across mid-Staffordshire.

Katharine House Hospice was opened by HRH The Princess of Wales in October 1991. Read about the history of Katharine House and the changes that have happened over the years. the parish owned an almshouse or poorhouse, given by an unknown donor and comprising two cottages near the church. (fn. 165) A workhouse Find out about what has and hasn't changed here at Katharine House since we entered into our partnership with the NHS in April 2021. If you would like to keep in touch with what's happening at Katharine House Hospice, including news of our fundraising events and developments at the hospice, sign up to receive our digital newsletter. they rarely occurred. (fn. 203) By 1819 a school, maintained by subscription, had been opened at Great