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Cransley Hospice Trust are recruiting a Project Delivery Coordinator who will provide hands-on project stewardship, coordination, and operational support across a portfolio of service and capital development programmes and improvement initiatives. The role will strengthen delivery capacity for projects

The last 4 months at Cransley Hospice Trust have been nothing short of extraordinary, some amazing supporters and wonderful events have taken place and we are so grateful for everyone’s kindness, support and care.

Cransley Hospice Trust is proud to stand alongside hospices across the UK in the latest round of the national This is Hospice Care campaign, running from the 16th – 28th February 2026 — sharing real stories that show what hospice care truly means.

Is your wardrobe bursting? Cupboards overflowing? Shelves stacked with things you no longer use or love? Now is the perfect time for a clear out – and your unwanted items could help make ‘every moment matter’ for local families in need of hospice care and support.

Every challenge starts with a single step – and every step you take helps ensure local families receive the compassionate care they deserve from Cransley Hospice Trust. Whether you’re chasing a personal best, conquering a fear, or simply looking for a fun day out, there’s a challenge with your name on it.

Dedicate a memorial plaque in memory of someone you hold in your heart. There are four options available – small or large plaques, for either one year or three years – and you can choose the location that feels most meaningful to you. Your dedication will do more than create a lasting tribute. Every plaque purchased helps us to continue making ‘every moment matter’ for patients and families across North Northamptonshire who need compassionate hospice care at the end of life. Your support truly makes a difference.

A dazzling showcase of local stars, hidden gems, and once-in-a-lifetime performances

“Mum had left notes and letters for me and Dad, one read: ‘I am not afraid to die, I am just afraid of being forgotten.’ – and ‘We Remember’ would give us the chance to ensure that would never happen, not just in our hearts, but in a place we could visit together to remember all the good times we shared with Mum.