A palliative care unit in Nottingham has unveiled a new entrance for families and patients.
Hayward House, which is based at Nottingham City Hospital, raised more than £1.5m after a fundraising campaign was launched by Nottingham Hospitals Charity in 2022.
Some of the money raised was used to enhance the unit's garden to make it more accessible, and further work has been completed on the main entrance and reception area.
The new entrance was officially opened on Wednesday by the Swift family, whose annual Nuthall Christmas lights raised more than £179,000 for Hayward House over 22 years.
Wendy Swift, 59, said the family was delighted to support the centre, which looked after her father 22 years ago.
Hayward House, which is based at Nottingham City Hospital, raised more than £1.5m after a fundraising campaign was launched by Nottingham Hospitals Charity in 2022.
Some of the money raised was used to enhance the unit's garden to make it more accessible, and further work has been completed on the main entrance and reception area.
The new entrance was officially opened on Wednesday by the Swift family, whose annual Nuthall Christmas lights raised more than £179,000 for Hayward House over 22 years.
Wendy Swift, 59, said the family was delighted to support the centre, which looked after her father 22 years ago.
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