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Marathon runners Paul Adams (left) and Andrew Turner.

Friday 11th April 2014 SH (Editor)

Stoke Gifford man runs London Marathon in memory of dad

A Stoke Gifford man is running this weekend’s London Marathon in memory of his dad who passed away in 2011. Paul Adams, 33, is taking on the 26.2-mile challenge along with partner Andrew Turner, on behalf of local charity St Peter’s Hospice, which cared for Paul’s dad Barry Adams in his final days. Paul, a pension administrator at Aon Hewitt,

Marathon cyclist Mike Trevelyan arrives back at St Peter's Hospice.

Friday 3rd August 2012 SH (Editor)

Little Stoke man completes marathon charity cycle ride

Little Stoke man Mike Trevelyan has completed a sponsored cycle ride taking in all 92 Football and Premier League clubs in England and Wales in just 92 days – to raise money for St Peter’s Hospice. Mike, 21, completed the trek from 2nd May to 1st August in memory of his dad Edward – known as Trev – a massive

Mike Trevelyan - charity cyclist from Bristol.

Sunday 29th April 2012 SH (Editor)

Trev’s 92-Day Trek gets underway this week

Little Stoke resident Mike Trevelyan is due to set off on a mammoth 2,000 mile charity cycle ride this week, to raise money for St Peter’s Hospice. Mike, 21, plans to visit the grounds of all 92 Football and Premier League clubs in England and Wales in just 92 days. His epic journey, titled “Trev’s 92-Day Trek”, begins on Wednesday

Launch of the 2012 St Peter's Hospice Midnight Walk

Sunday 26th February 2012 SH (Editor)

Academy footballers help launch charity walk

Players from Bristol Academy Women’s FC, based at the WISE campus in Stoke Gifford, have helped launch the build up to this year’s Midnight Walk charity event. Women from across Greater Bristol are being urged to ‘Love Your Hospice’ by enrolling on a fun, night time walk around the city. Called the St Peter’s Hospice Midnight Walk, the event takes