Who you can talk to

Whether you wish to add depth to a radio programme, or add a fact box to a feature article, our team of Specialist Nurses is available to answer a range of questions - from possible signs and symptoms of prostate cancer, to the impact a diagnosis can have on the whole family.

The Charity's aim is to encourage, support and fund research into the causes, prevention, treatment and impact of prostate cancer on men and their families.

We have a number of scientists and clinical advisors who are available for interview to discuss their work - from research into the development of the disease to the impact on carers of men with prostate cancer.

We also have a range of spokespeople available who are experts in their field and adept at providing information to print, broadcast and online media.

Owen maintains the strategic overview of the Charity. He is an expert on the issues facing men living with the disease in the UK. A leading member of a number of NHS advisory groups, Owen can be contacted to comment upon all issues affecting prostate cancer, from emerging mortality trends to research and campaigning.

Graham spearheads the Charity's campaigning and service provision for men and their families affected by prostate cancer.  He is available to discuss the key developments that are needed to improve the services available to all those affected by prostate cancer

Mark directs the Charity's Fundraising campaigns and initiatives and is available to comment upon any aspect of this activity, from corporate partnerships to events and trends in giving.   

Dr Holmes is instrumental in managing the Charity's own research programme, which has invested over £8 million in a variety of projects since 1994. She is available to discuss in-depth, emerging research studies - from breakthroughs in treatments to potential biomarkers for new diagnostic tests, as well as the Charity's own funded projects.

Sarah can be contacted to discuss the Charity's growing policy and campaigning activity, from the quality of care that men receive, to the need to increase the number of clinical nurse specialists and the need to improve access to information and support services to help men cope with the imapct of the disease.

Ann oversees the Charity's work in Scotland. She is available to comment on issues concerning men's experience of prostate cancer in Scotland as well as the Charity's success in pioneering a unique volunteering programme which uses trained volunteers, who have personal experience of prostate cancer, to provide one to one support and awareness raising talks throughout the country

Lauren is available to discuss the Charity's awareness raising activity, work to reach the African Caribbean Community and offer an overview on our information and support services, including the Charity's Helpline.

Claire leads the Charity's successful community fundraising activities. She has undertaken numerous radio interviews about the Charity's major initiatives such as partnerships with Movember. She can also comment on individual events and challenges.