After setting up his own estate agency business, Roseberry Newhouse, John decided to choose a local charity to support and after opening a branch in Norton in 2010 Daisy Chain was the cause that came to mind ... Read more
"Everyone wanted to be there and make it happen, all sorts of incredible and dedicated people. There was a real buzz around the farm as we worked to get it up and running..." Read more
When Lesley Hanson had her vision of a haven for families affected by autism, Alan and Barbara were ready to roll up their sleeves and help her make Daisy Chain a reality... Read more
Colin Laver and his wife Helen made the first ever donation to Daisy Chain - the grand sum of £2 to open an bank account... Read more
After setting up his own estate agency business, Roseberry Newhouse, John decided to choose a local charity to support and after opening a branch in Norton in 2010 Daisy Chain was the cause that came to mind ...Read more
Little Zach Burnside’s face lights up when he hears Daisy Chain mentioned, for it’s one of his most favourite places. So, mum Sarah decided to take part in the charity’s fundraising campaign to celebrate its fifteenth anniversary year – The Big Picnic...Read more
Former Daisy Chain trustee Joan Douglas may be 83 but she is as sprightly as ever and her volunteering days are far from over...Read more
"Everyone wanted to be there and make it happen, all sorts of incredible and dedicated people. There was a real buzz around the farm as we worked to get it up and running..."Read more
When Lesley Hanson had her vision of a haven for families affected by autism, Alan and Barbara were ready to roll up their sleeves and help her make Daisy Chain a reality...Read more
Colin Laver and his wife Helen made the first ever donation to Daisy Chain - the grand sum of £2 to open an bank account...Read more
They were known as The Golden Girls in the many years they spent volunteering for Daisy Chain and the time and effort Audrey, Joan and Marion put in has been invaluable to helping raise funds...Read more
As Chair of the Trustees at Daisy Chain, Dr Edwin Pugh believes his place is at the bottom of the pile – supporting the charity from the bottom up...Read more
Fifteen years ago, Chris Nimmo became one of the first employees of Daisy Chain after he was brought to the farm for a visit by a friend who knew the founder Lesley Hanson...Read more
"I didn’t know there were other parents in the same position as me until I found Daisy Chain and discovered I was not alone"...Read more
Wendy’s first sight of Daisy Chain was when she and seven other parents with children on the autistic spectrum piled in a minibus and were taken to meet Lesley Hanson...Read more
Since Lesley Hanson first had her dream of creating a haven for families affected by autism, Lynne Connor has been supporting that vision...Read more