'End of life care is something you only get a chance to do once'
A hospice providing vital end of life care is warning services could be lost without urgent intervention as financial pressures continue to grow.
Katie is an award winning journalist and reports from across the North East. She started her career in commercial radio and joined Tyne Tees from the BBC where she worked as a radio journalist and TV current affairs producer.
A hospice providing vital end of life care is warning services could be lost without urgent intervention as financial pressures continue to grow.
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