Fifty thousand people took part in Glasgow’s Pride Mardi Gla on July 15th and The Prince &amp; Princess of Wales Hospice was there in the parade. CEO Rhona Baillie said it was important to take part to make the point that Glasgow’s Hospice was open to everyone. Dear Green Place kept an eye on the preparations up to Saturday’s parade. Hospice chef Stuart McKeown and his alter ego Caron Tyne in a magnificent dress led the team.. 

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Episode 16 - The Charity Supermarket

This life affirming docu-series follows a year in the life of Glasgow’s ground breaking Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice. With unique behind the scenes access to staff, patients and the team who designed and built this incredible end of life facility, producer Pauline Moore tells the inspirational story of quite an extraordinary place.

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