Claire Allen, Mark Scotney, Neil Townshend and Ian Townshend thank you for all of your support!

On 12 May 2019 we are doing the 100 mile Birmingham Velo because...

Our dad, brother in law and uncle, Graham Scotney, sadly died in February 2017 following the diagnosis of a cancerous brain tumour.

It is difficult to put into words the consequences of a loved one living with, and dying from, a brain tumour. It was horrific;  for Graham and his loved ones.

Incredibly, with the help of Beaumond House, through the pain and suffering Graham continued to wear a beautiful smile on his face.

Beaumond House’s staff were incredible. They provided support and assistance to Graham and loved ones throughout; and, most importantly, a loving, happy and caring place for Graham to spend the final few days of his life.

Some words from Beaumond House:

Beaumond House Community Hospice has a mission to provide local help for local people. Through our doors you will find a welcoming, caring environment, filled with life and laughter. We offer a holistic approach to care, one which focuses on quality of life for patients and their families. Our team provide comfort, dignity and hope to those who have a life limiting condition, with palliative care needs. We help people live life to the fullest by compassionate caring, managing symptoms and giving emotional and spiritual support.