‘I know how pleased she’d be that it is saved’
Isabella died from most cancers, aged 11, two a long time ago. Just immediately after her loss of life, the hospice in Walsall that she’d called her next home faced closure, owing to a funding shortfall.
But now the £2m demanded to keep it functioning has been lifted, with a big group exertion bringing in community donations amounting to a lot more than 50 % the sum.
Isabella’s mother and father, Mark Lyttle and Jennie Working day, spoke to BBC Breakfast.
Isabella died from most cancers, aged 11, two a long time ago. Just immediately after her loss of life, the hospice in Walsall that she’d called her next home faced closure, owing to a funding shortfall.
But now the £2m demanded to keep it functioning has been lifted, with a big group exertion bringing in community donations amounting to a lot more than 50 % the sum.
Isabella’s mother and father, Mark Lyttle and Jennie Working day, spoke to BBC Breakfast.
