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Glasgow nurses walk to Falklands Islands for vital city hospice NURSES at a Glasgow hospital walked as far as the Falklands Islands to raise money for a vital hospice service. NHS staff at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary walked at least 540,000 steps - the equivalent of walking from Scotland to the South American islands - and raised £5,188 for the city s Marie Curie Hospice. Not content with looking after patients at the hospital s Acute Assessment Unit throughout the pandemic, 54 members of staff took on the Marie Curie Step into Spring Challenge, requiring them to walk at least 10,000 steps every day. Tracy Biggar, a healthcare support worker at the unit, said: We’re on our feet all day during a shift and I’m not going to lie, getting to 10,000 steps after coming off a nightshift, knowing you had to get up and walk to hit the target was never easy.
Thanks to generous donations, 11 boxes of children’s and young adults’ books have made their way from Montgomery to Pune, India to bolster the bookcase library at City of Child orphanage. In November 2019, as part of the Trefoil Topaz trip, Sue Michaels of Montgomery was volunteering at City of Child, the orphanage run by the Deep Griha Charity. Since the volunteering trip, Sue has been asked to give talks about the trip to a range of organisations. Rather than trying to raise money, which can be a challenge to send out to India, she thought she would collect children’s books for the library at the orphanage.