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Abbie Nightingale and her nan Pat Baynham in the gardens of St Richard’s Hospice where Pat sketched the giraffe that became Abbie's tattoo
Studley Farmers Ball organising committee present their cheque to St Richard’s Hospice. Pictured (left to right) Annabelle Kent, Community Fundraiser at St Richard’s, Mark Turner, Sally Green, Mike Latham, Maxine Stanley, Jacquie Dodsworth, Jim Green, Sarah Turner, Dave Allely and Adam Tustain
A large crowd of participants in white T-shirts throw brightly coloured powder into the air during a Rainbow Run event. Clouds of pink, blue, yellow and purple powder fill the outdoor space, with trees and blue sky in the background.
The Evesham branches of Tesco (in red and black) and Morrisons (in blue) play each other in their annual Retail Challenge Cup
Two Woo Fest organisers speak into microphones on stage during the festival, with musical equipment and a large screen in the background.
Two people sit in the stands of a football stadium holding a football between them. Both are wearing staff lanyards and are seated in front of rows of black stadium seats. The football displays a club crest, and the image appears to have been taken inside a covered spectator stand.
Three blue metal forget-me-not flower sculptures stand in sharp focus against a blurred wildflower meadow garden filled with red and pink blooms under a dramatic cloudy sky in Worcester.
Fundraisers for St Richard’s Hospice pose with a thank you banner beside a river in a desert landscape after completing a trekking challenge.
Person in a red jumper stands beside wooden bookshelves filled with novels, holding an open paperback book. Behind the shelves, a sign with the words “St Richard’s Hospice” is partly visible, suggesting a bookshop or display area within a hospice setting.
Two people wearing dark suits with pale pink ties and buttonhole flowers stand side by side outdoors, with trees and a brick building in the background.
Volunteer preparing refreshments in the hospice kitchen, standing by a trolley with drinks, fruit and crockery at St Richard’s Hospice.
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