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Editor: Peter Taylor-Whiffen. Sue Ryder is appointed as the Leonard Cheshire Foundation's first President. Archivist Jill Roberts lists some milestones from the Cheshire Foundation's history. Click on the button below...
Leonard, Sue Ryder and Hydon Hill resident and volunteer outside Westminster Abbey....
Sue Ryder holding baby Elizabeth Cheshire at front door with Leonard Cheshire's parents and another lady...
Volume 21, Number 1 : Acting Editors: R.R. (Robin and Roland). Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder are named as recipients of the Variety Clubs International Humanitarian Award. Victor Griffiths returns...
...forever. The history contained in the sound collection includes Group Captain Cheshire’s wartime experiences, the development of the charity Leonard Cheshire, and a general history of the disability movement within...
Sue Ryder and Jeromy and Elizabeth Cheshire with others who lived at their family home in Cavendish...
Volume 21, Number 10 : Editor: R.E.L. - Articles on the Motability movement and transport for disabled people. Sue Ryder is appointed a Life Peer in the Queen's Birthday Honours...
Soundtrack of an interview with Leonard Cheshire, aimed at new starters of the 'Service Corps' Training Scheme, set up by the Leonard Cheshire Foundation in the 1970s to train carers....
...film director David Lean and fleet street photographer Norman Potter. Norman’s photographs were used, interspersed with filmed footage of people living in Cheshire Homes alongside David’s interviewing skills. Leonard Cheshire...
Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder with their children - Jeromy and Gigi (Elizabeth) in the garden at Cavendish...