Author: Glenn Saitch

Our free counselling service launched in the summer of 2022 and has been going from strength to strength ever since.

A new test developed at the University of Nottingham has the potential to reduce the time it takes to molecularly diagnose brain tumour biopsies from 6-8 weeks to as little as two hours.

Ideas and inspiration to help us smash our £400k target for The Twilight Walk London.

The William Low Trust has pledged to help fund Professor Kool’s project that aims to boost our understanding of medulloblastoma.

This week has been the first ever Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Week (13-19 January 2025). We wanted to share some of the ways we’ve been using this time to create meaningful change for the brain tumour community.

We recently held our annual Family Day at Tamworth Snowdome and helped bring festive cheer to families.

We explore how the key talking points from the Labour Party Annual Conference 2024 could impact the brain tumour community.

As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on our pioneering paediatric Family Led Charity partners.

Following the changes in government after the General Election, we’ve been collaborating across the sector to bring about much-needed change for the brain tumour community.

More than 52,000 of you joined our call for a National Brain Tumour Strategy and now Parliamentarians across the political spectrum have added their support.

Our open letter to the Government calling for a National Brain Tumour Strategy has been a huge success – but we’re not slowing down yet!

The Twilight Walk London was a roaring success thanks to the passionate brain tumour community who united to raise an incredible £338k so far.

Our open letter now has 40,000 signatures. But we’re not done yet! There’s still time to sign it before we close the open letter on 15 April.

We’re marking World Cancer Day by looking at the ways that existing strategies for tackling cancer can inadvertently exclude the brain tumour community.

We’re celebrating International Brain Tumour Awareness Week by shining a spotlight on others.

Thanks to everyone who rose to the challenge and took part in The Big Bake 2023!

Take on a spooky Game 34 challenge between 27 October and 3 November to help people affected by a brain tumour live longer, better lives.

Get all the inspiration you need for your Game 34 fundraising with this list of ideas for challenges, milestones, rewards and polls.

Follow our top tips for sharing your fundraising page to boost your fundraising and take it to the next level.

Our hottest tips for hosting your workplace bake sale and raising lots of dough to help support families affected by a brain tumour.

Our hottest tips for hosting your community bake sale and raising lots of dough to help support families affected by a brain tumour.

Deliciously Ella kindly contributed this recipe to help us move further, faster towards the world that Baroness Tessa Jowell imagined when she campaigned for the needs of those affected by brain tumours.

You don’t need a sweet tooth, to enjoy a bite of The Big Bake cherry with a savoury stunner like Harriet’s Chicken, Mushroom and Leek Plait!

Full of fruity goodness and optional chocolate chips (are chocolate chips every really optional?)