Progress On Work At Maggie’s Merseyside

Work has now begun on Maggie’s Merseyside, the centre at Clatterbridge, which is the first of two being constructed thanks to funding from the Steve Morgan Foundation.

A total of £5million has been committed to Maggie’s Merseyside and then a new Maggie’s at the Royal Liverpool Hospital.

Maggie’s Centres provide free practical and emotional support for people living with cancer and their families.

Here are some photos of the early progress being made with the building work.

Jane

By Jane

Published: January 2020

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