The owners of the land have spoken out about news of the Zoe's Place announcement
The owners of the land where soon-to-close Liverpool baby hospice Zoe's Place is based have spoken out about news of the facility's announcement that it will close before the end of the year, raising further questions for the bosses of the charity. The city of Liverpool has been in shock since news broke on Monday that Zoe's Place , a baby hospice based in Yew Tree Road in West Derby since 1995, will be closing its doors for good in a matter of months.
Sr Bernadette, from the Institute, said: 'We are sorry to hear that the Zoe’s Place Trustees have decided, sadly, that there is insufficient time and money to relocate the hospice. The closure of Zoe’s Place, Liverpool will cause upheaval and pain for children, families and staff. 'Given our ageing community and a greatly reduced number of sisters, we took the difficult decision some time ago that the Institute could no longer have a presence on the Yew Tree Lane site.
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