‘Star Trekk was a breathtaking display of what happens when a community refuses to let a light go out’

Andrew Brown
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Judith Royden and Caroline Farrington at the Star Trekk walk in Southport for Queenscourt Hospice

Guest Blog by Judith Royden Rosebank Referrals 

Friday night was A Sea of Stars as we walked for Queenscourt Hospice. Southport didn’t just walk; we all stood together.

The Queenscourt Hospice Star Trekk 10k Walk was more than just a fundraiser – it was a breathtaking display of what happens when a community refuses to let a light go out. 

With Queenscourt Hospice needing our support to keep its doors open, the people of this town (and far beyond!) answered the call in the most beautiful way possible.From familiar local faces to families walking in memory of loved ones, the camaraderie was electric. 

The evening was filled with laughter, shared stories, and a collective determination to save a place that has provided comfort to so many in their darker times.

In the face of uncertainty, this community chose action. 

Judith Royden at the Star Trekk walk in Southport for Queenscourt Hospice

We chose to walk so that Queenscourt Hospice can continue to care.

How You Can Still Help

The walk may be over, but the mission continues.

If you couldn’t make it to the walk you can still donate on the link below. 

Every pound raised is a step closer to securing the future of our hospice.

Ways to Donate – Queenscourt Hospice 


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