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On Friday 15 November, hundreds of twinkling lights will be lit in memory and celebration of loved ones in the annual St Richard's Hospice Lights of Love campaign in Worcester. Two heartfelt and uplifting Lights of Love services will be held at Worcester Cathedral at 2.30pm and 7pm. 

The afternoon service will feature the Kings Hawford choir, while the RGS Senior School Choir will perform in the evening. Following the evening service, there will be a procession to St Andrew’s Spire, where the Lights of Love tree will be lit, accompanied by music from the Worcester Salvation Army.

St Richard’s has been hosting Lights of Love events in Worcestershire for over twenty years. and we have supported this festive charity event for the last six years. Everyone is welcome to dedicate a light in memory or celebration of a loved one, regardless of their connection to St Richard’s. No registration is required to attend the services or the tree lighting.

Laura Clarke, Hospice Campaigns Fundraiser, said, “It’s that time of year when we tend to reflect on all those wonderful people who have made a difference to our lives, particularly those who are loved and no longer with us. We look forward to celebrating and remembering loved ones again this year. Our Lights of Love services and switch-on events are free to attend, open to all, and perfect for paying tribute to those we hold dear.”

The names of those being remembered will be displayed around St Andrew’s Spire and published in the Worcester News on Christmas Eve if desired. Anyone can dedicate a light online or by calling the Fundraising Team at 01905 958262. Supporters who dedicate and donate online will also have their message and photo displayed on the St Richard’s online dedication webpage.

Jason Clines, one of the partners in our valuation team, based at our Worcester office said: “Lights of Love resonates with me on a personal level as well as several of my colleagues and  Fisher German wholeheartedly support St Richard’s Hospice and the extraordinary care they provide to individuals and families throughout the county.”

St Richard’s Hospice is an independent charity providing free, expert care for adults with incurable illnesses, and support for their loved ones and carers. Each year, the hospice team supports over 3,100 patients, family members, and bereaved individuals in Worcestershire. The hospice costs around £12 million annually, covering patient care and essential support services. St Richard’s relies on voluntary support, including donations, gifts in Wills, retail, and events for most of its income, with the remainder funded by the NHS.

Find out more information about St Richard’s Hospice and its Lights of Love campaign.

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