A vital hospice could be forced to close services if it is not able to raise £2 million in order to build a new centre bosses say.
St Ann's Hospice, which cares for people with life-limiting illnesses, say their current building in Stockport is "no longer fit for purpose."
They have drawn up ambitious plans to build a new purpose-built modern facility on land adjacent to the current site in Heald Green, which would become the leading facility for end of life care in the UK.
