Livability Ambassador and supporter – Peter Thompson has been shortlisted for the ITV/Mirror Awards Peter Thompson – the man that raised awareness for mental health by running an
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What’s been going on in the Flourish garden
February- May is known as the hungry gap however it has been a hive of activity in the Flourish garden these past few months. This period in spring
Marathon Man completes epic challenge of running 44 marathons over 44 consecutive days in aid of Livability Holton Lee
Today, Peter Thompson successfully ran his 44th marathon in 44 consecutive days to complete his ‘Marathons for the Mind’ challenge. Starting in Russia on April 1st, Pete ran
Spring Market 25th March
Come and buy some Holton Lee crafts just in time for Mothers Day
Boost to disabled access at Livability Holton Lee
In recent weeks, Livability Holton Lee has received a major boost by securing a grant from Viridor Credits Environmental Company, through the Landfill Communities Fund. This award will
HRH The Princess Royal officially opens new Spinal Injury Centre at Livability Holton Lee
HRH The Princess Royal has officially opened a brand new Livability facility in Dorset – the Livability Spinal Injury Centre – based on the site of Livability Holton
44 marathons, 44 European countries, 44 consecutive days
On April 1st 2017 Peter Thompson is beginning an epic adventure on behalf of Livability Holton Lee’s Flourish project and MIND. He will be attempting to run an
Holton Lee joins The Big Give Christmas Challenge to support Flourish
Starting today, Livability is taking part in The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2016 to raise money for the Flourish project at Holton Lee. For three days only, any
Springing into action: preparing for a new season with Flourish
Livability Holton Lee always gets a bit more interesting when the season starts to change. From our Growing Futures horticultural therapy project to our Flourish wellbeing scheme, we
Three things we are doing in Flourish this year
We’re passionate about our gardens. In the Flourish programme we use the context of gardening and landscaping to encourage friendship, teamwork and wellbeing. Last year we saw Flourish