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A couple from Wellingborough that founded a charity in their daughter’s name to support children and families affected by Neuroblastoma have received an award from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
It was to fundraise for her treatment but Niamh sadly passed away aged just five on May 20, 2012. Their hearts were broken when their "beautiful, brave amazing little girl" lost her 18-month battle with the disease. In 2021, Chris and Samantha opened a boutique charity shop with the funds raised going to help children affected by the disease and fund childhood cancer research projects in the UK.
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