Paul Anthony Lillywhite
Passed away on 03 March 2026, aged 66 years.
Page Closes on 20 April 2026
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Bournemouth Foodbank
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Bournemouth Foodbank’s vision is to see a fairer, hunger-free society where everyone has enough money to put food on their plate and a network of community support. We are looking to address the underlying causes of the crisis, to challenge injustice and to bring communities across BCP together through compassionate and practical help. We are committed to empowering individuals and families by addressing the root causes of poverty and working collaboratively with local partners to build a more equitable society. Through our dedicated efforts, we aim to uplift our community and ensure that no one is left behind.
Charity Registration No. 1143446
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TOTAL DONATION
£795.00 + £198.75 Gift Aid potential
Paul Brookes
Donation from colleagues at Allan's office. Thinking if you & your family during this difficult time
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
24/03/2026
online donation
Bournemouth Foodbank
Paul Brookes
Donation from colleagues at Allan's office. Thinking if you & your family during this difficult time.
£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid
24/03/2026
online donation
The Royal British Legion
Rachel Bridges
Donation from the Lillywhite & Ashmore families via Rachel
£375.00 + £93.75 Gift Aid
23/03/2026
online donation
Bournemouth Foodbank
Rachel Bridges
Donation from the Lillywhite & Ashmore families via Rachel
£375.00 + £93.75 Gift Aid
23/03/2026
online donation
The Royal British Legion
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W. Smith and Sons is a genuine family business. In 1892 Walter Smith, a wheelwright from Puriton in Somerset, established his own coach building business in Pine Road, Winton. His work occasionally involved the construction of horse drawn hearses and carriages for the funeral trade, and it was not long before Walter realised that he could also provide a funeral service to supplement his coach building work. By 1896, the business expanded sufficiently to warrant a move to larger premises in Wimborne Road, Winton, where it has remained to this present day. Following Walter’s death in 1934 and the onset of the motor vehicle, it was decided by his sons, Leslie and Gordon, to seize the coach building work and concentrate solely on funeral directing.
enquiries@wsmith-funerals.co.uk