After the launch of our new free counselling service for those affected by a brain tumour, we spoke to three people who accessed the service during its pilot.

Take a look at how our flagship event, the Twilight Walk, has transformed over the years.

Offering coaching to promote healthy lifestyles could help reduce severe fatigue for patients following brain tumour treatment, a clinical trial has found.

Our wonderful supporter Tanguy shares his story of why he cycled 55 miles for his son, Maxence.

We look at some must-have walking gear that’ll help you on our flagship charity event, The Twilight Walk. And you’ll be helping a great cause by nabbing them!

Despite living with a grade four glioblastoma, John will be taking on the London Marathon this March alongside his wife Rachel.

We have joined up with more than 60 charities to call upon the government to uphold the promises previously laid out within the 10-Year Cancer Plan and commit to dramatically improve cancer care across England.

We asked you to limber up and lunge into the New Year with Challenge 88 – a challenge for charity- and you did us proud! 

Kirsty’s Dad Chris, 75, took on a 50 mile walk over 5 days – to mark what would have been her 50th birthday.

The government have signed an agreement with German pharmaceutical company BioNTech to ensure their innovative vaccine research comes to England.

Kate Baker, a Neuro Critical Care Nurse from Essex, advocates for the importance of knowing the signs and symptoms of brain tumours after her own brain tumour diagnosis.

Abbie, a young girl from Nottingham was diagnosed with a rare pleomorphic xanthoastrocytoma brain tumour during a routine MRI scan for epilepsy.

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!

Check out our shortlist announcement to find out who’ll be competing for the prizes at our Celebrating You 2023 Awards.

Wellness is currently a buzzword in the world of health. But what does it actually mean?

I have recently finished the Cotswold Way, 102 mile walk starting from Chipping Campden down to Bath with a great friend Wayne Hoyle. We did it in stage’s for many reasons, mainly due to my regular chemotherapy mixed in with covid etc.. It was a challenge with many ascents and descents that I was never […]

Internationally renowned comedian, Hal Cruttenden, takes on the 100 km Sahara Trek in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity

Two brothers, cycling for charity, rode over 2000 km from London, England to Riga, Latvia in memory of their dad.

Due to Covid, the trip had been postponed twice in 2020 and 2021 but finally the time had come…. Armed with all the essential information, kit and belongings, not to mention three years of hard training in the Gym, I was ready for the 10-day challenge. Making my way to the airport I was excited […]

The women’s rowing team of three will be rowing over 3,000 nautical miles in the Talisker Atlantic Challenge.

OSCAR’s Paediatric Brain Tumour Charity joins forces with The Brain Tumour Charity to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of brain tumours.

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

Researchers have found the origin of group 3 and 4 childhood medulloblastoma, which could help develop new treatments for children diagnosed with one of the most common forms of cancerous brain tumour.

Olympian, activist and now knitwear designer Tom Daley has donated four items created and worn exclusively for his new book, Made with Love, with proceeds kindly going to charity – a cause close to his heart.