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Celebrating 21 years of campaigning impact

Brain Tumour Research held an event in Westminster to celebrate 21 years of campaigning within the brain tumour community, calling for greater research investment

Chislehurst Golf Club tees up more than £15,000

Chislehurst Golf Club raises more than £15,000 through inspirational fundraising activities. Read more.

From Action Man to action against brain tumours

A book of Action Man photographs is raising funds for Brain Tumour Research in memory of Steve Gilmour, who died from the disease.

What do the Government announcements on brain tumours mean for..

The UK Government has committed to transforming outcomes for brain tumour patients. Read more.

Harriet’s story: Remembering my brother, Isaac

Read a sister’s memories of her brother, Isaac Wilton, lost to a glioblastoma at 22 and how his legacy lives on through hope, research and...

Bereaved mum urges Government to do more for childhood cancers

Jackie Hall, whose 14-year-old son Max died of a brain tumour, met with the Health Minister, urging the Government to do more for childhood cancers.

Friends’ Ultra Challenge raises more than £1,500

Two friends took on the Thames Path Ultra in memory of a colleague, raising more than £1,500 for Brain Tumour Research. Read their story.

Could ultrasound improve radiotherapy for meningioma?

The Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence at Plymouth is using ultrasound to improve treatment for meningioma, the most common type of primary brain tumour

Twenty-two-year-old’s legacy supports research into glioblastoma

Read how 22-year-old Isaac Wilton’s legacy is establishing a Fundraising Group for Brain Tumour Research and supporting glioblastoma research.

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