OSWESTRY'S British Ironworks centre has played its part in helping a hospice raise thousands of pounds in 2021.

The Centre has created specially-designed everlasting bluebells which will be on display in a meadow at the National Trust’s Erddig, near Wrexham, which will become a sea of blue later this year in aid of Nightingale House Hospice.

Working with the National Trust, 1,000 bluebells made by the Ironworks will be on display in the Moss Walk at Erddig and can be purchased for £30 and become a touching tribute to the life of a loved one or a beautiful gift for a family friend or relative.

Hospice fundraiser, Delyth Underwood, said: “We hope people will be able to support us again this year.

"We understand everyone has faced very uncertain times, but support for our hospice is needed more now than ever before as we have had to cancel or postpone so many events and close our shops and cafes during the last 12 months.

"It is imperative that hospice care continues and we will, for as long as we need to, adapt our services to ensure we are able to continue supporting local families throughout this period.”

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The bluebells will be displayed from June 12 to July 16, and after that the bluebells can be collected from Caffi Cwtch, Nightingale House Hospice in Chester Road, Wrexham on Sunday, August 22, Sunday, September 5 or Sunday, September 12 between 10am and 4pm or they can be posted out to individuals if postage has been paid.

To buy a bluebell, head to www.nightingalehouse.co.uk/sunshine/