Marie Curie

Personal trainer to run 55km around the capital for a great cause

The daffodil mural at the Marie Curie hospice.

Girlguiding members volunteer time to paint mural at hospice

Santa and the tortoise named Moss

When Santa met Moss the tortoise

Marie Curie have helped terminally ill patients curate their favourite songs for end of life care, as the charity looks to provide more focus on the quality for those in care.

Marie Curie help terminally ill curate end of life Spotify playlist

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Marie Curie appointed as Chivas Brothers’ Charity of Choice

Back to the Future The Musical at London's Adelphi Theatre has been named among the best value tickets on sale in the capital

Cheapest 10 London theatre shows to see this Summer from £17.90

Orb Group were crowned winners of this year's Marie Curie Edinburgh Brain Game.

Edinburgh businesses raise a record £140K for Marie Curie during annual black ti...

Calls for early access to State Pension for the terminally ill backed by MP Mart...

Miles Briggs MSP.

Launching a Right to Palliative Care Bill - Miles Briggs

Another 'creepy' doll has appeared in an Edinburgh shop window – this time at the Marie Curie charity store in Morningside. Photo: Gordon McDonald

Another 'creepy' doll appears in Edinburgh shop window

Ad Feature Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal returns to SPAR stores

Marie Curie celebrates 75th anniversary with yellow-inspired recipes for Summer 2023

Ad Feature Marie Curie marks 75 years with yellow-inspired recipes for the Summer

Staff from Voodoo Rooms collect their trophy after winning Edinburgh’ Brain Game for Marie Curie. Photo by Kieran Chambers.

City's 'brainiest business' crowned at Marie Curie quiz

It is when the darkness risks appearing overwhelming that the message of Christ’s transforming light becomes most relevant

National Day of Reflection to take place on March 23

A waterfront mansion worth £4.5 million is up for grabs, as the UK's biggest ever house draw is launched.

Waterfront mansion up for grabs in UK’s biggest ever house draw

Pamela's friends at the garden party. From left to right Siobhan Herd, Angela Hughes, Julie Alison, Rhona Fleming and Irene McLaughlin.

Linlithgow garden party raises thousands for Marie Curie
A group of friends held a garden party in Linlithgow last Saturday to raise money for Marie Curie – the charity that provided support to their friend Pamela Graham who died in December after a 12 year battle with cancer.
Kevin Quinn

Stuart Jamieson on his recent challenge travelling nearly 1000 miles on a kick-scooter from Lands End to John O’Groats.

Bo'ness man who raised thousands for cancer charity in memory of his wife picks ...

The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever is one of the most joyful days of the year.

Hundreds of Kate Bush fans gather at Edinburgh's Holyrood Park

Undated file photo of a funeral taking place. PA.

More than 100 Midlothian residents 'die in poverty' each year

Stuart Jamieson completed the route on a scooter in just 11 days. Pic: Michael Gillen.

Guinness World Record attempt: Bo'ness man scoots from Land's End to John O'Groa...

A tribute to Euan was shown at Hampden

Watch as football fans unite to pay a touching tribute to young dad-of-two

Euan met Liam Boyce on Sunday

Young dad-of-two to be remembered with round of applause at Hampden

A parliamentary reception to celebrate the Great Daffodil Appeal, with Fiona Hyslop MSP (Centre).

Linlithgow MSP marks Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal in Parliament

Alistair Thomson, from Cramond in Edinburgh, had never run a marathon before his mother's death.

Edinburgh man raises over £40k for charity

Jimmy Butt and his family, at the recent Loanhead fundraiser for Marie Curie, in memory of his late wife Iris.

Loanhead fundraiser raises thousands for Marie Curie

Jen Hardy created Cancer Cards to help cancer patients across the UK struggling to find the support they need.

Incurable cancer patient uses final years to help others

Alistair Thomson, 35, is gearing up for his 5th of 12 marathons in 12 months as he has his eyes set on the Heineken Race to the Castle ultramarathon.

Edinburgh man raises money for Marie Curie in honour of late mum
An Edinburgh man has raised £19,000 - which equates to two days in hospice care - by running 12 marathons in 12 months in honour of his late mum.
Caitlyn Dewar

Best friends Toby Gray, 18 and Charlie Brett, 22, on route to the Capital.

Pair run multi-marathon challenge to raise £30k for charity

In training: Neil with sons Joel, two and six-year-old Arlo

Edinburgh dad limbers up for marathon challenge after beating cancer

Lockdown began a year ago today

Lockdown one year on: Edinburgh pauses to reflect

Military personnel, who are assisting with the vaccination programme, at the Royal Highland Showground near Edinburgh picture: PA/Andrew Milligan

Coronavirus in Scotland: Latest information on Covid cases in the Lothians

The UK is holding two minute's silence on Tuesday (Getty Images)

This is when silences will be observed today - in honour of lives lost to corona...

First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, leaves her home in Glasgow this morning (Photo: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire).

Nicola Sturgeon commemorates those who died from covid on lockdown anniversary

NHS workers hold a minute's silence outside the main entrance of Derriford Hospital on 28 April 2020 in Plymouth (Photo: Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

The UK will pause for a minute's silence today

Help support Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal - Colin Beattie MSP

Sister in law Madeline, Alistair and his wife Nancy.

Edinburgh man set to run 12 marathons in 12 days for Marie Curie hospice

Jennifer Bell, 28, with daughters Georgia, eight, and Kacey, one.

Single mum who battled MND died on Christmas Eve, aged 29

John takes a chilly dip to support Marie Curie festive campaign

Take a festive dip for Marie Curie

Alison Sneddon with her father Bruce, who died in 2019 with a rare form of cancer.

GP sacked while caring for dying father donates compensation to Marie Curie

UK charities have released their Christmas cards for 2020

UK charities have released their 2020 Christmas cards and you can buy online

Join stars and celebrities at huge online charity event

Brave Thomas Loughton is supporting his grandfather.

Big-hearted Edinburgh schoolboy shaves head in support of terminally-ill grandda...

Tina Nelson sent in this pic. She said: "My daughter very happy to meet Santa back in 3rd December 2016. Thank you for making all the young and old kids smile at Christmas, it wont be the same without you. "

Bonnyrigg man lighting up our lives for more than a decade

The grotto of Santa Davie Brown of Bonnyrigg who has been lighting up the town for over 10 years. Pic: P1 pupil Brook Louden from local Hawthornden Primary

Edinburgh husband keeps promise to late wife with dazzling Christmas lights show

Ian Chisolm has been picked as the nurse in the advert. #JoinTeamIan

Local nurse to feature on Haymarket advertising boards for Marie Curie

Festively decorated home and garden of David Brown in Bonnyrigg, Picture: SWNS

Man transforms his house into Santa's Grotto for charity

Chief Medical Officer Catherine Calderwood argues in favour of spending more on care and less on invasive treatments of little benefit near the end of life. Photograph: Neil Hanna

Chief medical officer reveals '˜untold story' over invasive treatment for termin...

Robert Clyde. Picture: Lesley Donald

Guards watch serial rapist at hospice after death threats

Linda and Richard Tierney on their wedding day. Picture: contributed.

Terminally ill mum uses first dance to charity fundraise

Luke and Hazel Robertson plan to kayak a total of 700 miles, cycle 650 miles, then run 550 miles as cross the frozen Alaskan wilderness

Scots couple in '˜world-first' bid to cross Alaska

We need to think about how we can better support people at the end of life

Richard Meade: We need to rethink how we care for older and dying people

Cash raised for the sale will be donated to Marie Curie, Edinburgh. Picture, Jon Savage

Edinburgh fishmonger to raise cash for Marie Curie with giant Tuna sale

Richard Branson shows his support for

Lewis Vaughan. Picture: contributed

Sir Richard Branson backs Lewis Vaughan charity campaign

Lewis Vaughan with piper David Johnston as the train with #LForLewis arrives at Waverley Station. Picture: Andrew O'Brien

Rail worker with terminal cancer has train dedicated to him

David Fulton's sister-in-law died as he was walking to Hampden in aid of Marie Curie. Picture: Jane Barlow

Cancer sufferer dies while brother-in-law on charity walk