Bolton
Doncaster
Pets at home
Tributes at the Royal
Bolton Hospital Children’s
Remembrance Service
Strength in numbers
Bridgette Perks, Doncaster, gave peace of mind to
people worried about the well-being of their pets.
After seeing lots of concerned clients who were
worried about what would happen to their pets
if they fell ill or passed away,
Bridgette came up with a
simple and clever idea.
She designed a compact
The pet cards have been
card for wallets and purses
so popular that we’re in
that told anyone who
the
process of launching
found it what pets were
them nationwide.
at risk and who to call.
On the cards
The welfare of our clients is just as important to us after the
funeral as it is before. That’s why we work so hard on our
aftercare services.
We recently worked with Royal Bolton Hospital on their annual
Children’s Remembrance Service.
This is a special day for families to come together in honour of
their loved ones and meet others for support.
Our Bolton team did a brilliant job arranging refreshments and
candles for parents to light in memory of their child. They also
helped with the memory tree, where people could hang butterflies.
Keep an eye out for
details of how to
order yours!
BRISTOL
Mountains to climb
A race up and down Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike beckons for Personal Injury Solicitor
Jason Harries, who’ll be taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge with a group of Legal Services
colleagues in July. The task involves completing all three mountains in 24 hours. The group will be raising
money for Headway Bristol, which helps survivors of head injuries live as independently as possible.
Sponsor Jason
and the team at
justgiving.com/
fundraising/
clsthreepeaks
challenge
L-R: Muttahar Halepota, Lisa Konkol, Lottie Laken, Dylan Harries,
Jason Harries, Vijay Mehan (front centre – seated), Harry Low (back),
Shaun Triggle, Luke Dorrington, Hannah McCormick, Simon Muir
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