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Social Subcommittee Changing Focus Changing Lives workshop

Changing Focus - Changing Lives workshop (February 2026) Moving away from crime requires acceptance, employment and housing. Much good work is done to tackle that directly, but here at the Sir Halley Stewart Trust we have been struck by the ways in which other, more...

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Grantee awarded OBE

Grantee awarded OBE for services to Palliative Care in Sierra Leone.    Dr Mary Bunn was awarded an OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours 2025 for services to the Development of Palliative Care in Sierra Leone. This followed 2 small grants from the Sir Halley...

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Two new trustees appointed

The Sir Halley Stewart Trust was delighted to welcome two new trustees at the recent Board meeting. Sophie Stewart is the daughter of Dr Duncan Stewart and a great-great-granddaughter of Sir Halley Stewart. She has worked in marketing and communications for over 30...

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Andrew Graystone retires as Trustee

At the recent Board meeting, Andrew Graystone retired after nine years as a Trustee. David Wilkinson, Chair of the Religious subcommittee said: “I want to convey my thanks to Andrew for his service as part of the religious subcommittee and the Trustee Board. Andrew...

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Our President retires

Dr Duncan Stewart retires as President and Trustee. At the recent Board meeting, our President, Duncan Stewart, retired after many years of service. As a great grandson of our founder, Sir Halley, he has done much to maintain links to the original ethos and has...

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Centenary Celebrations

In October 2024 the Sir Halley Stewart Trust was proud to celebrate its 100th anniversary. To mark this special milestone, the Trust held a series of events and launched three publications to share findings from an independent outcomes and impact review. Over 150...

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