Ben Hartley, GP Liaison is the new boy at New Malden Diagnostic Centre and he has already convinced his colleagues to sign up for the Princess Alice Hospice’s second sponsored abseil at The Queens Grandstand, Epsom Racecourse on Saturday 24 March.

Saturday 24 March will see the beautiful Epsom Downs home to the legendary racecourse welcome participants who will scale the 90ft Queen'€™s Stand structure. The balconies and unusual shape of the building make for an exhilarating and fun challenge.

Bonnie Rolfe, 29, Surbiton, and Charlotte Richards, 27, London have secured a hugely impressive total of over £32,000 in sponsorship for Princess Alice Hospice and have completed their strenuous challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.

"Business is the foundation of local communities, creating the wealth that helps them thrive, providing hard working people with purpose and self respect, and employment and training for those who want to learn" John Longworth, British Chambers of Commerce

2011 has been a year of celebration at Princess Alice Hospice. As the year comes to an end, so does the 25th anniversary. We end by recognising those that make all the work of the Hospice possible - the Hospice's CHAMPIONS, nominated by their peers.

Money raised by Text Santa will help hospices like the Princess Alice to make a difference to the lives of their patients and their families during the festive period and beyond. Help the Hospices was selected as one of 6 causes to benefit from the appeal.

Janine opened O’Keefe in Claygate Village 8 years ago after deciding that there was a real gap in the market for original and affordable fashion for the over 40’s market. Recently, her store was voted one of the most inspiring by Drapers Magazine...

Each week thousands of supporters play the Princess Alice Hospice Lottery with the chance of wining the top prize of £1,000. This year the charity launched their Lottery Scratch cards that give players a chance of winning some more welcome cash prizes...

Many families use the annual Santa Fun Run event as a way of supporting the Princess Alice Hospice, having fun and most importantly for them in memory of their loved one who received care from the Hospice.

For the fifth time, over 100 golfers descended upon West Hill Golf Club, Woking to support Derek Helps the organiser of the now very popular '€˜Favio Crapulas'€™ Golf Day to raise thousands of pounds for Esher-based charity Princess Alice Hospice.