Felicity Irwin (right), new Patron at Lewis-Manning Hospice Care, with Clare Gallie, CEO.
Published: September 10, 2021 | Updated: 10th September 2021
Felicity Irwin joins Lewis-Manning Hospice Care as Patron
A fundraiser who has raised millions of pounds for a wide range of charitable causes over the years has joined Lewis-Manning Hospice Care as Patron.

Felicity Irwin is a Deputy Lieutenant, supporting HM Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset, Angus Campbell, and a former Chairman of Care South.
Clare Gallie, CEO of the Poole-based hospice charity, said: “It is a great honour to have Felicity’s support and commitment to Lewis-Manning Hospice Care.
“We are really looking forward to working with her over the coming months.”
Felicity said: “I’ve had a long relationship with the hospice, dating back over 20 years, when I was instrumental in the fundraising behind the original extension at the previous site.
“As a former Chairman of Care South, who are now partnering and working with Lewis-Manning in many different aspects, I am delighted to continue this association as Patron and to be wholly involved in the future of the hospice.”
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Goadsby report strong interest in unit let to Acorn Removals
Acting on behalf of a private client, Goadsby has let Unit 2, Christchurch Business Park, to Acorn Removals Ltd.

The mid-terrace premises extend to approximately 2,745 sq ft and include 6.8m internal eaves height and seven allocated car parking spaces.
The quoting rent was £30,000 per annum exclusive.
Ben Duly, Goadsby Business Space, said: “We were delighted to complete the letting on behalf of our client following strong interest in the unit.
“Acorn Removals were pleased to secure the unit in order to expand their business and increase their offerings.”
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Chance to win a Range Rover Evoque at charity golf day
Enjoy a round of golf with family, friends or work colleagues and be in with a chance of winning a Range Rover Evoque at one of Dorset’s most picturesque golf courses.
Oh, and you’ll be supporting a great charity at the same time.

#Willdoes, founded in August 2019 by Lesley Paddy after the tragic death of her only son Will, aged 14, is organising the golf day at the Isle of Purbeck Golf Club at Studland on Monday October 4.
Limited spaces are available for just 20 teams (80 players) at a cost of £400 per team (four players) or £100 for individuals.
There are hole in one prizes on each par 3 with the chance to win a Range Rover Evoque for a hole in one on the 11th hole.
Other competitions are for the longest drive and closest to the flag.

The day includes a bacon bap and refreshments on arrival, shotgun start at 11am, two course dinner with wine at 5pm and prize-giving and charity auction from 7pm onwards.
For more information, please email info@willdoes.co.uk
Sponsors include CCLA, Faithorn Farrell and Timms and Life Environmental.