Fee Sharples News Today

A devoted care giver who would go on to become the founder of a renowned dog show has died from cancer. Felicia Sharples, known by all as…

Back in May we helped launch Britain’s Next Top Dog – a new competition looking for the country’s most photogenic canines with all proceeds going to Cancer Research UK.  The entries poured in and more than £30,000 was raised as a panel of dog-loving celebrities including Clare Balding, Graham Norton, Stephen Fry, Nigel Havers and Gabby Logan chose six category winners, before the public voted for Britain’s ultimate Next Top Dog. It’s been a triumph for its instigator Fee Sharples, a...

Dog-owners are invited to submit photos of their pets to find winners across six themes.

Dog-owners are invited to submit photos of their pets to find winners across six themes.

Dog-owners are invited to submit photos of their pets to find winners across six themes.

Fee Sharples, 65, from Hardingham and her husband John on a boat - Credit: Sharples Family A Norfolk nurse, who helped others for almost half a century, is encouraging people to "walk all over cancer" this March after her stage 4 breast cancer spread. Fee Sharples, from Hardingham aged 21 when she first qualified as a nurse - Credit: Sharples Family After spending a lifetime on her feet supporting people, Fee Sharples, 65, from Hardingham, now finds walking painful after her stage 4 breast canc...