‘I know how happy she’d be that it’s saved’
Isabella died, aged 11, two years ago. Now her community has helped save the hospice she loved. …
Isabella died from cancer, aged 11, two years ago. Just after her death, the hospice in Walsall that she’d called her second home faced closure, due to a funding shortfall.
But now the £2m required to keep it running has been raised, with a huge community effort bringing in public donations amounting to more than half the sum.
Isabella’s parents, Mark Lyttle and Jennie Day, spoke to BBC Breakfast.
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