interior was designed by fashion designer Paul Smith, who grew up in Nottingham. Swansea Maggie's South West Wales Centre at Singleton Hospital in Swansea was designed by the late Japanese Architect Kisho Kurokawa shortly before his death in 2007. The centre was opened in December 2011 by First Minister Carwyn Jones in the presence of guests of honour, Japanese ambassador to the UK Keiichi Hayashi, the family of architect Kisho Kurokawa, and Welsh footballer John Hartson. Newcastle Maggie's Newcastle is located at Freeman Hospital, a short walk from the Northern Centre for Cancer Care (NCCC) and was designed by RIBA Royal Gold Medallist, Ted Cullinan of Edward Cullinan Architects. Hong Kong Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre opened in a permanent location at Tuen Mun Hospital in March 2013, after operating from an interim site since 2008. The premises were designed by Frank Gehry and comprise the programme building surrounded by a tranquil outdoor environment. Lanarkshire Maggie's Lanarkshire opened in 2014 at Monklands Hospital, Airdrie and was designed by Reiach and Hall Architects of Edinburgh. Oxford Maggie's Oxford opened in 2014 at Churchill Hospital, Oxford Aberdeen Maggie's Aberdeen was designed by Norwegian architects Snøhetta at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen and opened in 2013. Manchester Maggie's Manchester was designed by Foster and Partners and opened in April 2016. Cardiff Plans for Wales' second Maggie's Centre, for the Velindre Cancer Centre site in Cardiff, were revealed in 2014. The design was by Dow Jones Architects. Funding of £850,000 was made available by the Wales Government in 2017 to begin work on an interim Centre. The centre was officially opened by the Duchess of Cornwall on 4 July 2019. Merseyside On 5 February 2018 it was announced that two new Maggie's Centres at the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre on the Wirral and the Royal Liverpool Hospital in the City Centre would be built as part of a joint project with the Steve Morgan Foundation. Leeds Maggie's Leeds was designed by Heatherwick Studio, opened in June 2020, and forms part of the city's St James's University Hospital. Media coverage Christian Voice has been criticised for its role in causing Maggie's Centres to decline a four-figure donation from the proceeds of a special performance of Jerry Springer: The Opera. The charity had been due to receive £10 per ticket for an afternoon gala but declined the donation after CV had threatened to picket their centres. See also Cancer