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Category Archives: Phil Jeffries
Diana on Phil – a truely irreplaceable campaigner for our community
I am very sad to announce that my partner of 32 years, Phil Jeffries, died of cancer on 14 December. Many local people will know Phil as a committed campaigner for the King’s Cross community. He was a founder member … Continue reading
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Phil Jeffries
I am sorry to have to report that one of our valued Forum members, Phil Jeffries, died around 9.30 on Sunday night in St Joseph’s Hospice. After a tough few days, the nursing staff managed to control the pain and … Continue reading
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