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Wednesday 11 January was the second ever Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day. And, we were all over the UK representing our aim of finding a cure faster!

Christian’s family and friends have been tireless in their efforts to raise money for glioblastoma research in his memory

The Platinum Champions Awards are in honour of Her Majesty The Queen and launched by the Royal Voluntary Service in 2022. Two recipients of this prestigious awards are key supporters of The Brain Tumour Charity; Heather Dearie and Iain McLean.

In this blog, Stephen tells us why it is so important to take part in clinical research. He talks us through his experience of volunteering in the Sativex clinical trial (Phase 1) and joining the Involvement Network.

In May, we joined together with the NHS and many other charity leaders to co-sign the open letter below, encouraging people with a weakened immune system to continue to book in or visit a walk-in centre for their COVID-19 vaccines including a Spring booster dose.

Model and actress Mandy Lomax has described how she was diagnosed with a brain tumour after a ‘lucky fall’ whilst filming a scene on horseback.

Our hearts go out to Kelsey, their family, everyone at The Wanted as well as its fans in the UK and worldwide.

Laura Hobbs lost her 72-year-old dad to an aggressive brain tumour just 25 days after having symptoms the family originally thought were a reaction to the Covid vaccination.

Keen to help others, Millie has shared advice and tips for other young people, who may be growing up with a parent who has a brain tumour diagnosis.

Rhys Holmes, 31 from Newport in South Wales, spent his childhood dreaming of playing football before his young hopes were dashed when he started having symptoms of what would be diagnosed as a brain tumour.

My marathon journey has been a bit of a whirlwind. I lost my husband to this cruel disease in April last year after a courageous 17 month battle.

Well I have just got back from my best run yet! It wasn’t my longest or fastest but definitely one that I will remember.

Each year, our inspiring supporters come together to take part in The Twilight Walk in unique ways and for many different reasons.

If you want to get off the fundraising start line, boost your total higher, or push yourself to raise even more for a cure then our dedicated community are here to help.

In preparation for Mental Health Awareness Week 2019, we’ve pulled together six top tips for looking after your mental health that are perfect for anybody affected by a brain tumour.

The Charity’s corporate partnerships officer Steve Salazar, has been pounding the training miles

SNO is an annual conference where those at the forefront of research to defeat brain tumours come together to share their work, discuss the progress that has been made and consider strategies for future development

We recently represented the charity at an international scientific conference called SNO in New Orleans

Join our 21 Days of Wellbeing challenge and give your wellbeing a boost

As we come to one of the last bank holidays of the year, it’s time to make the most of it and enjoy the summer season!

This Volunteers Week we’re celebrating each and every one of our 612 volunteers who are passionate about helping us achieve our goals.

This was the first live ‘Ask The Researcher’ event hosted by The Brain Tumour Charity, and it went so well.

Here at The Brain Tumour Charity we’re always learning, so when Professor David Walker came for an unannounced visit, he didn’t leave without imparting some knowledge first.

Top Tips on supporting someone diagnosed with a brain tumour, as recommended by our Community.