Blooming marvellous fund-raiser
There’s a chance to support the Island’s Hospice this weekend – by enjoying its landscaping!
The annual National Gardens Scheme takes place on Sunday, with charities throwing open their gardens to raise money for good causes.
Hospice Isle of Man, based in Braddan will open its grounds from midday until 4pm and admission to its gardens, designed by Diarmuid Gavin in 2007, costs £3.
Mary Doyle of Hospice says the organisation’s very proud of its gardens, which many people may never have seen:
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