The King's Lynn charity Breast of Friends, run by volunteers, has funded a Cancer Care Unit refurbishment, specialist bras, and a Kindness Corner, directly supporting thousands of patients annually.
Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith shares his family's journey as his 17-year-old daughter Izzy battles chronic myeloid leukaemia, while he trains for the London Marathon to support Leukaemia Care.
Corey Parker, known for roles in Will & Grace and Friday the 13th, has passed away at age 60 after a cancer battle. Tributes from fans and colleagues honor his legacy as an actor and coach.
Owen Sutton, a 27-year-old from Tamworth, survived a brain tumour and stroke, but lost three friends to the disease. He now campaigns for increased government investment in brain cancer research.
Sandra Adams suffered a devastating spinal cord injury after falling down stairs at home. Her son Luke is now running the London Marathon to raise funds for Spinal Research, inspired by her courage.
Graham Heron, 64, survived prostate cancer after losing his father to the disease. He urges men to act quickly, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis and support from charities like Dorset Cancer Care Foundation.
Amelia Mason, 20, from Portsmouth, overcame a bone cancer diagnosis and leg amputation at age 15. Now cancer-free, she is training for the London Marathon to raise funds for the Bone Cancer Research Trust, proving resilience and positivity.
A Swansea family is turning their trauma into hope after Stuart Hill's brain tumour diagnosis. His wife Bev and daughter Megan are raising funds and awareness for Brain Tumour Research during Brain Tumour Awareness Month.
Greene King and Macmillan launch the Early Bell campaign, with pubs ringing bells at 6pm today to highlight prostate cancer risks and urge early detection among men.
Fay Mitchell, an art therapist at East Cheshire Hospice, is retiring after 26 years, taking her cherished 41-year-old paint palette with her. The palette holds deep sentimental value, having been used by countless patients in art therapy sessions.
Birmingham Community Leisure Trust is offering free PSA tests for male employees and customers over 40 at ten leisure centres, aiming to boost early detection and honour a colleague's memory.
A colorectal cancer assistant practitioner at Doncaster Royal Infirmary has created over 400 handmade drain bags for post-surgery patients, sparking a community sewing project that has produced hundreds more.
Mark Williams, a 40-year-old father from St Austell diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia, is taking on the London Marathon to raise funds for Leukaemia Care, inspiring others while living with cancer.
Martin Lewis reveals a major policy change extending Disabled Persons Railcard eligibility to Blue Badge holders, offering significant travel savings across the UK.
A beloved sea shantyman, Peter Wadham, has been remembered through music and a generous £7,493 donation to The Queen Elizabeth Hospital's Cancer Care Unit, raised by Nelson's Shantymen and The White Horse pub in Brancaster Staithe.
A routine Army medical led to a leukaemia diagnosis for Caitlin Leggett, unveiling she and her sister are identical twins, altering transplant plans and highlighting stem cell donation.
An 85-year-old widower from London, diagnosed with terminal mesothelioma, is appealing for information from former colleagues about potential asbestos exposure at Birmingham's old Bingley Hall venue.
Katie Nelson, a 49-year-old mother from Penkridge, has passed away from cholangiocarcinoma, a rare bile duct cancer with a 5% survival rate. Her family's donation is already improving patient care at the University of Birmingham.
The UK government has announced a 7% increase in the minimum income guarantee for working-age adults receiving social care, providing at least £400 extra annually from April 2026.
Kim Inott, 29, shares her journey with primary sclerosing cholangitis and ulcerative colitis, highlighting the challenges of rare diseases and her determination to live fully despite chronic conditions.
Doncaster College students collaborate with DBTH and IHP to create a tranquil, sensory-rich garden for palliative care patients and families, with construction set for completion in summer 2026.
Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust highlights the resilience of 210 runners in the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon, raising funds for a pioneering cancer hospital. Participants share personal stories of survival and hope.
Lewis Goodfield, a 37-year-old father from Beddau, is preparing for a 30km Twilight Walk after undergoing brain surgery for a glioma. His personal challenge has grown into a community event supporting The Brain Tumour Charity.
Hertfordshire Cardiac Rehabilitation staff cycled across five sites, hosted a blood pressure clinic, and raised nearly £1,000 for heart charities during Heart Month and Cardiac Rehab Week.
Southport Macmillan Centre announces a Coffee and Chat afternoon with Healthwatch Sefton, a new Positive Steps course for long-term side-effects, and a walking group outing. The centre offers non-clinical support, exercise programmes, counselling, and det
EastEnders icon Wendy Richard passed away from cancer in 2009 at age 65, leaving a touching promise to co-star Natalie Cassidy in her will after a long career on British television.
Ahead of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a leading urological surgeon explains the PSA test process, risk factors, and steps to diagnosis, empowering men to take proactive health measures.
Former Coronation Street actress Beverley Callard reveals she is struggling to eat and fears her appearance after lymph node removal surgery in her breast cancer battle.
Nominations are now open for the biennial Moondance Cancer Awards, honouring individuals and teams across NHS Wales for exceptional cancer care. The 2026 ceremony will be held in Cardiff.
Jenine Kelly, a dementia matron at Wirral University Teaching Hospital, is tackling the Mersey Tunnel 10K to raise funds for dementia care, motivated by her mother's young-onset diagnosis at age 59.