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Calls for ‘Owain’s law’ to aid brain tumour treatment

Pembroke, Wales · Pembroke

Calls for ‘Owain’s law’ to aid brain tumour treatment

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Senedd members called for Owain’s law, in memory of a young father from Caerphilly, to ensure a gold-standard approach to preserving human tissue for other cancer patients in future.See the Story

PIP changes explained with fears it will hugely impact Wales

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

PIP changes explained with fears it will hugely impact Wales

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

What the PIP changes could mean for benefits claimants in Wales ahead of crunch vote See the Story

A Bill of Hope: Rare Cancers Bill Passes Committee Stage

London, England · London

A Bill of Hope: Rare Cancers Bill Passes Committee Stage

This morning, the Rare Cancers Bill — led by Scott Arthur MP — passed its Committee Stage in the House of Commons. For those affected by rare and less survivable cancers, including brain tumours, it marks a powerful moment of hope and momentum. A Personal Drive for Change Scott Arthur brought forward this Private Member’s Bill after losing his father-in-law to glioblastoma. His experience drove him to take action on the inequalities in care and …Read Article

Shaping tomorrow: Future Leaders in focus

We established the Future Leaders grant programme to support and encourage the next generation of neuro-oncology researchers. The programme funds outstanding early-career academic and clinical researchers and gives them the backing they need to establish themselves as leading experts in the field. The event took place at the Wellcome Collection, London, in June. Bringing the Future Leaders together – A milestone for our research community Since …London, England · London Read Article

Our Wickes partnership won a Third Sector Award!

We’re proud to share that our incredible partnership with Wickes has been recognised with a 2025 Third Sector Award! It’s a testament to two years of commitment, collaboration and compassion. Since 2023, the partnership between Wickes and The Brain Tumour Charity has delivered not just impressive fundraising results, but a blueprint for how collaboration can bring about real, measurable change. Together, we raised an outstanding £2 million. This…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

“Glynwen was looking down on every step of the way.”

Glynwen’s story Glynwen Jones, 67, from Anglesey, a nurse who worked with children with learning disabilities, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma in May 2023. Glynwen had surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy in a bid to slow the progression of the tumour, until the point that chemotherapy stopped working, and the decision was made to stop treatment. Glynwen died in October 2024, just 18 months after diagnosis. She and husband, Trefor had just c…Wales, United Kingdom · Wales Read Article

A classical concert celebration with author Sophie Kinsella

The evening also had readings from Sophie’s most recent novella What Does It Feel Like, read by acclaimed actress and family friend, Hermione Norris.The concert took place at the 300-year old St George’s church, Handel’s own church, in Hanover square, London last Wednesday. Ana maria Rincon, guest soprano, ‘A Heady Mix’ organiser and long-time friend of Sophie, said: “I first met Maddy (Sophie Kinsella) over thirty years ago, when I came to her…London, England · London Read Article

"I tend to avoid bothering the doctors" - Daniel's story

Baffling symptoms Estate agent Daniel, who’s 33 and lives in Haverfordwest in south west Wales, said: “I was in agony. The pain was in my shoulder and down the left side of my back. Paracetamol and Ibuprofen combined were no help and I only found a small amount of comfort in raising my arm above my head. Not great. “I tend to avoid bothering the doctors and will always self-medicate if I can. In fact, it had got to the point where I had moved …Haverfordwest · Haverfordwest Read Article

Six ways to remove the barriers to research participation

Open the article to view the coverage from thebraintumourcharity.orgUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Dan takes on unique challenge in memory of mum

A keen mountain biker who races in downhill events, Dan Schneider is used to pushing himself to his physical limits. But his self-designed, 3 day fundraiser for The Brain Tumour Charity – what Dan calls his “Challenge for Change” – is set to be his toughest test yet. Dan, from Fleet, is aiming to become the first ever person to hike up, then bike down the UK’s three peaks – Ben Nevis, Scafel Pike and Snowdon – in 72 hours. Dan’s mum Penny was a …Read Article

New research funding to improve quality of life

Brain tumours are uniquely devastating and can have physical, cognitive and emotional impacts on those diagnosed, and their family and friends. At The Brain Tumour Charity, understanding and improving the quality of life for people living with and beyond a brain tumour is central to our mission to help everyone affected live longer and better lives. In 2024, we launched a dedicated funding award focused on improving quality of life for people li…London, England · London Read Article

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