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Special edition beer from Lancashire raises £3.7k for Macmillan
Farm Yard Brew Co created and produced the beer called 'Many Hands Make Light Work' in aid of the charity
Cancer
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Dorridge cancer survivor raises more than £250k for local hospitals
Sue Cressman is estimated to have donated around £250k worth of equipment to hospitals in and around the West Midlands
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Southend fundraising football match honours 13-year-old with osteosarcoma
The match raised £625 for children's cancer charity Gold Geese
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Derbyshire strangers united by cancer form friendship for life through Macmillan
Denise Hudson and Suzanne Mitchell were brought together by the Macmillan Prehabilitation Project
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Melanoma-Me in Birtley receives £4,150 grant to renovate counselling rooms
The charity provides counselling, support, and holistic therapies to people affected by Melanoma
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Friends running Chelmsford half marathon for Gold Geese cancer support
The group of friends include the mum of 11-year-old Skye who is battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia
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Northampton mum celebrates one year cancer anniversary with charity ball for Macmillan
Sophie Palmer is hosting the Ribbon Ball to raise money for Macmillan and Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust as a way of saying thank you for the support she received
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Youngsters with cancer will get support thanks to Hertfordshire Freemasons
'I’m very pleased we've been able to help Teens Unite with their hugely important work'
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Bedfordshire nine-year-old completes cycle challenge for boy lost to brain cancer
Amelie Hunt vowed to complete 100 bike rides, each lasting at least 30 minutes, in aid of Brain Tumour Research
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Middlesbrough twins raise over £50,000 for Macmillan in memory of grandparents
Becky Mackay and Laura Clark have raised thousands for the charity
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Five swaps to help you cut down on heavily processed foods – as new study links them to cancer
Consuming ultra-processed foods can increase a person’s risk of developing cancer, especially ovarian and breast cancer
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Blood cancer patients in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion benefit from NHS charity funds
Patients who have access to a CNS report a significantly better experience