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Artist’s legacy lives on at the Swansea cancer centre where she was treated
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Artist’s legacy lives on at the Swansea cancer centre where she was treated
The legacy of West Cross artist Maureen Craddock continues to bring comfort and colour to patients at the South West Wales Cancer Centre in Singleton Hospital, thanks to a heartfelt donation from her family. Maureen, who was treated at the hospital’s Chemotherapy Day Unit (CDU) before her death in 2021, was a passionate painter. Her family has now gifted a series of her animal-themed artworks to the unit, along with a £2,000 donation to support …
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