The Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire presented The Brain Tumour Charity founders with a cheque for £11,210 from their fundraiser event.

In this guest post, Hannah reflects on the friendship she shared with Laura Nuttall.

Mia Bowater-Wragg, 26, from Sheffield, received a glioblastoma diagnosis in March 2021, having first learned that she had a brain tumour in 2018.

Madi Bayfield, a Young Ambassador and fundraiser for The Charity, organises a football match in memory of her dad, Mat.

We’re excited to announce that we’ve appointed Dr Michele Afif as our new Chief Executive Officer.

A team from The Brain Tumour Charity headed to the Black Mountains near Hay-on-Wye on June 9th, to boldly tackle the Dell Technologies Management Challenge with Run 4 Wales.

Whole genome sequencing is the scientific term used when scientists sequence DNA.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham are paving the way to improve brain tumour treatment in a revolutionary study which collects detailed information about a person’s tumour.

The Scottish Government has launched its Cancer Strategy outlining its plan to improve cancer services and overall survival in the next 10 years.

An online auction sees a host of celebrities offering prizes to support Theo Burrell, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year.

Laura Nuttall, who passed away from a brain tumour on Monday 22 May, has inspired an Early Day Motion (EDM) to be put forward in parliament. Find out about this EDM and why it is a lovely way to pay tribute to this inspirational campaigner.

Our new partnership with Currensea helps you save money every time you spend when abroad, all while helping us accelerate a cure for brain tumours.

We’re driving forward cutting-edge research together, as the Foundation fulfils a ground-breaking new £1.5 million research grant 18 months early.

Sports commentator Rob Walker, is set to cycle and run from John O’Groats to Land’s End in memory of four friends who passed away in the last two years.

Volunteers’ Week 2023 runs from 1 to 7 June, and we’ll be using it to celebrate the amazing volunteers that help The Brain Tumour Charity accelerate towards a cure!

Researchers at the University of Toronto have identified a biomarker that can predict how aggressive meningiomas may be in those diagnosed with this type of brain tumour.

Do you want to give your dad or father figure a gift that means that much more this year? Then check out these brilliant charity gifts for Father’s Day!

Are you doing our Snowdon by Night challenge this year? Here’s some got-to-have gear that you don’t want to set off without!

Five weeks after the London Marathon, Camilla, who is undergoing treatment for a glioblastoma brain tumour, looks back on a race she thought she might not be able to start, let alone finish.

It is with the utmost sadness for everyone in our community and everyone who knew her that we learn of the passing of Laura Nuttall.

US musician Josh explains how making music is helping him navigate chemotherapy treatment for a brain tumour.

Dad James, and children Molly and Oliver, began their virtual challenge in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity last October – walking over 4,000 miles from Newcastle to Florida in Sarah’s memory. They will take their final steps in Disney World, Florida, on May 23rd, Sarah’s birthday.

Baljit Ahluwalia, one of our Involvement Volunteers, attended a fundraising event held by the Atwal Family. Here’s her account of what happened.

NHS England has asked hospitals to work towards a 10 day turnaround for delivering diagnosis results but what does this mean for our community and what more can be done to improve diagnosis times for those affected by brain tumours?