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Cycles at the ready: Marks & Spencer prepares for £1.5M Charity Challenge

Marks & Spencer is gearing up for its biggest fundraising to date, with over 1,400 M&S employees taking part in its BIKE 24 charity cycle challenge on Friday 21 June.

More research needed before value of pre-biopsy MRI scan understood

We comment on early data released by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and University College London which explores whether diagnosis is more accurate if patients undergo an MRI scan before having a biopsy.

The Manual: Travel and prostate problems

Prostate Cancer UK Specialist Nurses answer questions on travel and prostate problems.

Father's Day: A Coast production for Prostate Cancer UK

Hollywood hardman Ray Winstone leads a glittering cast that includes Charles Dance, John Simm, Neil Stuke, Stuart Laing, Cyril Nri, and Tamzin Outhwaite in a mini film made for Prostate Cancer UK.

“Dad was always the man who fixed things when they were broken”

Prostate cancer and me - Paula Hilliard talks about her dad's experience of prostate cancer and how it affected her family.

Research showcased by our scientists could lead to targeted prostate cancer therapies

Prostate Cancer UK scientists inspire the next generation of researchers with exciting results in genetics and nanoparticle treatment.

HRH The Duchess of Gloucester GCVO attends ‘Hike For Hope’ art exhibition

Last night Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester GCVO attended an art exhibition at The Menier Gallery, London, in support of charities Prostate Cancer UK and Wellbeing of Women.

Deloitte announces new charity partnerships

Deloitte is pleased to announce its new three-year charity partnerships with; Prostate Cancer UK, Alzheimer’s Society and Mind.

Not yet enough evidence that Pomi-T food supplements have a significant impact – say Prostate Cancer UK

New research released at this year’s American Society of Clinical Oncology has explored whether giving men who have been treated with radiotherapy or surgery for prostate cancer a capsule containing essence of pomegranate, green tea, turmeric and broccoli can improve their outcomes.

Mr John Anderson (1953 - 2013)

It was with great sadness that we learnt of the death of John Anderson.

Campaigning day

One of our campaigners, Rob Codling, has written about his experience at our campaigning days in 2012 and 2013.

Top designer and celebrity chefs join Prostate Cancer UK in leading the fight against the disease

Prostate Cancer UK is today launching Tea For Victory - and is urging the nation to sign up and raise vital funds to help the 250,000 men in the UK living with prostate cancer.

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes Scottish new medicines review findings

Prostate Cancer UK has welcomed the publication of an independent review of the system for making new medicines available on the NHS in Scotland.

Still ‘not enough evidence’ to show statins can reduce risk of dying from prostate cancer - says Prostate Cancer UK

The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle has released new research which explores whether taking cholesterol-lowering drugs may also reduce the risk of dying from prostate cancer.

What should we campaign on?

We want to make sure we campaign on issues that matter to you so we have set up a new Policy and Campaigns Forum.

Prostate cancer support group for gay and bisexual men

A national monthly support group for gay and bisexual men – thought to be the first of its kind launched in April. Out with Prostate Cancer aims to give gay and bisexual men the chance to talk openly about how prostate cancer affects them.

Prostate cancer infographic – what’s my risk?

Our latest information uses words and pictures to illustrate men’s risk of prostate cancer.

Parents to cycle from ‘Brest’ to ‘Ars’ for Breast Cancer Care and Prostate Cancer UK

This May, a group of Islington parents have pledged to take on a tough 500km cycle ride to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK and Breast Cancer Care.

Colin Jackson launches Go Dad Run

Welsh sporting legend Colin Jackson tonight launched his own brand new men’s health project, Go Dad Run, at a star studded gala dinner in Anglesey, North Wales.

Advanced prostate cancer – treating the cancer and managing the symptoms

Living with advanced prostate cancer is challenging. It’s cancer that has spread from the prostate to other parts of the body, and it can cause symptoms which can affect your everyday life. We’ve worked with men affected and health professionals to produce information which can help.

Cancer Drugs Fund announcement a step in the right direction for men with prostate cancer

NHS England has announced a new single national list of drugs that the Cancer Drugs Fund will routinely fund throughout the whole of England.

“I’m getting my own back on prostate cancer”

Annmarie Lewis shouldn’t be able to run long distances. She explains how her dad has inspired her to overcome her health issues and run the London Marathon for Prostate Cancer UK.

Boxing novice: “Why I’m getting in the ring for Prostate Cancer UK”

Balthazar Fabricius, a boxing novice, has agreed to go three rounds with an experienced fighter who is younger and stronger. He explains why and tells us how he is preparing.

"I'm going to take everything I've learned to improve the experience of my patients."

A Cancer Nurse Specialist explains how attending our recent Masterclasses will help her provide better care for men with prostate cancer.

Breakthrough brings targeted screening for prostate cancer a step closer

Researchers have recently revealed results that could lead to new treatments and targeted screening of men with a greater risk of developing prostate cancer.

The Manual: Diet and prostate cancer

Newspapers and the internet are overflowing with stories about how different foods can protect against or cure cancer. Our Specialist Nurses give you the facts and answer common questions about links between food and prostate cancer.

Bill hammers the message home

Early results from our Sledgehammer Fund have revealed that our TV and press adverts were remembered by nearly half of UK adults, significantly increasing awareness of our cause and the disease.

Prostate cancer screening – ‘still a long way to go’ says Prostate Cancer UK

The Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center has released new research published in the British Medical Journal today (17 April 2013) which explores whether measuring PSA levels in men aged 40-55 could predict their risk of dying from prostate cancer later in life.

Campaigners draw crowds of politicans with call for quality care

Thirty five campaigners drew a record turnout of politicians when they joined us in the Westminster and Scottish Parliaments to speak about why quality care is so important for all men affected by prostate cancer.

Testing for the BRCA genes could help predict aggressiveness of prostate cancer

Prostate Cancer UK comments on a new study from the ICR which suggests that in the future testing for the BRCA genes could help predict whether a man’s prostate cancer is likely to develop into advanced disease.

Royal Mail has the X-Factor!

Royal Mail has joined forces with X Factor winner, Joe McElderry, to take on the music charts and raise money for charity, by releasing a single in aid of Prostate Cancer UK.

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes new research as a “step closer” to a routine diagnostic test for prostate cancer

Dr Iain Frame, Director of Research, Prostate Cancer UK, comments.

Prostate Cancer UK Trustees tell their personal stories

Throughout the duration of Prostate Cancer UK’s Sledgehammer Fund campaign, Trustees from the charity have been sharing their own experiences of the disease as part of their mission to help crack prostate cancer once and for all. This has resulted in a number of excellent print interviews, raising awareness and improving understanding of the disease – both within the general public but also throughout the clinical profession.

Prostate Cancer UK launches Sledgehammer Auction with lots from worlds of celebrity and sport

A signed photo of the 1966 England football team, a Gran Corsa high specification bike and a gold plated Optimus Harmonica are just a few items being auctioned to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. The auction is now live and ends on Sunday 31 March.

Daily Mirror prostate cancer supplement sparks record response

A special supplement dedicated to prostate cancer, which appeared in The Daily Mirror on Tuesday 19 March 2013, has helped to raise awareness of the most common cancer in men.

Lambeth Council pledges to help crack prostate cancer

Jim Dickson backs initiative to tackle the disease in England’s most affected Borough.

Recruitment open for new Chair of Prostate Cancer UK

Professor Paul Forster is stepping down as Chair of Prostate Cancer UK after seven years.

Vast variation in quality of prostate cancer care revealed across England

New analysis unveiled today has uncovered vast variations in the care that men with prostate cancer receive across the whole of England. They reveal that many men in the West Midlands and Essex are receiving poor prostate cancer care and support whilst the majority of men living in Greater Manchester are getting what they need.

Scottish Government and Prostate Cancer UK pump up to £500,000 into prostate cancer research

The Scottish Government and Prostate Cancer UK, with the support of the Movember Foundation, have today (Wednesday 6 March) announced a new six figure boost for research into prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men in Scotland.

A not-so brief encounter as men say pants to freshness

A Marks & Spencer and Prostate Cancer UK poll airs the nation’s dirty laundry.

We've been short-listed for Deloitte's National Charity Partnership

Prostate Cancer UK has been short-listed for Deloitte's National Charity Partnership for 2013-2016, and we urgently need your help to win the staff vote.

Prostate Cancer UK and Stonewall – meeting the needs of gay and bisexual men

Let's take immediate steps to make a difference to the lives of gay and bisexual men affected by prostate cancer - that's the recommendation of a report published today by Prostate Cancer UK and Stonewall.

We've just spent £2.7 million on research to crack prostate cancer

Prostate Cancer UK has awarded over £2.7 million of new pilot awards and research grants, the first under the new 2012-2020 research strategy.

Prostate Cancer UK hails opening up of Value Based Pricing talks

Charity welcomes next step in allowing patient voice to be heard in crucial negotiations.

Prostate Cancer UK ‘disappointed’ at suspension of NICE abiraterone appraisal

Prostate Cancer UK responds to news that the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has suspended its appraisal of abiraterone for men with incurable prostate cancer who have not yet had chemotherapy.

Prostate cancer and sex - it's time we all talked about it

To mark the launch of our new booklet and DVD, Prostate cancer and your sex life, Psychosexual nurse therapist Lorraine Grover explains why we need to talk about sex.

Call for cyclists to get on their bikes for Prostate Cancer UK

Prostate Cancer UK is urging people to saddle up for its second Jurassic Classic cycling event. Following on from the success of the rides last year, which raised over £110,000, the event will return to Exmouth in the South West on Sunday, August 11th.

Take part in the first national prostate cancer experience survey in Scotland

Prostate Cancer UK is undertaking the first ever national experience survey of men with prostate cancer in Scotland.

New figures reinforce need for nation to wake up to growing impact of prostate cancer

Figures released today by Cancer Research UK show that a man’s lifetime risk of being diagnosed with prostate cancer has trebled over 25 years. Dr Sarah Cant, Director of Policy and Campaigns at Prostate Cancer UK, said the figures reinforced the need for the nation to wake up to the growing impact of the disease.

Jon Culshaw makes an impression on prostate cancer

Impersonator Jon Culshaw has added some famous faces from the world of sport to his repertoire for the first time for a series of groundbreaking ads aimed at raising awareness of prostate cancer.

Prostate Cancer UK 'delighted' that abiraterone licence has been extended

Prostate Cancer UK are delighted that the licence for abiraterone has been extended so that men with advanced prostate cancer can benefit from it at an earlier stage.

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes Health Committee’s report on NICE

Prostate Cancer UK has welcomed the Health Committee’s report on NICE.

Women suffer from prostate cancer too

For every man diagnosed with prostate cancer there is usually a wife or partner for whom that diagnosis will mean a life changed for ever.

Bill Bailey backs Prostate Cancer UK’s Sledgehammer Fund

Much-loved comedian, Bill Bailey, is standing up to front Prostate Cancer UK’s new campaign to 'crack' prostate cancer once and for all - as new statistics illustrate the continued neglect around the disease.

Campaigner speaks at Britain Against Cancer conference

Our campaigner Peter Ford talks about his experience speaking at the Britain Against Cancer conference in Westminster.

Carols by Candlelight raises over £17,500 for Prostate Cancer UK

Over 600 people attended Prostate Cancer UK’s Carols by Candlelight concert at St Paul’s Church in Knightsbridge last night (Wednesday 5th December), raising thousands of pounds to fight the disease in the process.

MPs and staff let their (facial) hair down to help fight prostate cancer

A team of MPs and parliamentary colleagues joined thousands of ‘Mo Bros’ across the UK by letting their (facial) hair down during Movember to help change the face of men’s health.

Prostate Cancer UK meets politicians in Scotland at SNP conference

We attended the annual SNP conference in Perth to speak to politicians about our quality checklist.

Prostate Cancer UK joins forces with UK Cycling Events for 2013

Prostate Cancer UK has today (Monday 26 November) launched its partnership with national event organiser UK Cycling Events, becoming its official charity partner for 2013.

Campaigner meets with politicians at party conference

Our campaigner John Snell talks about his experience meeting politicians at the Liberal Democrat party conference in Brighton.

Samantha Cameron backs prostate cancer cause at Downing Street reception

At a Downing Street event last night (Tuesday 13th November) hosted for Prostate Cancer UK, Samantha Cameron spoke of her support of the fight against the disease predicted to become the most common cancer overall by 2030.

Government warned over shutting patients out of drug pricing talks

An influential coalition of leading cancer charities, led by Prostate Cancer UK, has criticised the government for shutting patients out of crucial talks on changes to the UK-wide system for pricing and assessing new drugs. The cancer charities warn that ignoring the views of patients risks seriously undermining the credibility and effectiveness of the new system before it has even been established.

Groundbreaking research hints at ‘revolution’ in prostate cancer treatment

Researchers, funded by Prostate Cancer UK and the Medical Research Council (MRC), believe they have discovered an entirely new way of slowing the growth of prostate cancer. The findings, published today in Disease Models and Mechanisms, could lead to new and more highly targeted treatments for the disease in the future.

Prostate Cancer UK and Movember launch £4.5 million action plan to improve the lives of men with prostate cancer

Today, Prostate Cancer UK has announced the establishment of a £4.5 million action plan to help the hundreds of thousands of men living with prostate cancer survive the disease and enjoy a better quality of life. Made possible by funds raised through the Movember Foundation ‘A Survivorship Action Partnership’ (ASAP UK) represents the UK’s most significant investment in prostate cancer survivorship to date.

Roving Mo supporters guide - Thanks to our Mo Bros and Mo Sistas – please spread the word about Movember

On this, the first day of Movember 2012, Prostate Cancer UK would like to thank its Mo Bros and Mo Sistas for their mo-vellous support so far. Prostate Cancer UK is the main beneficiary partner of Movember in the UK - in 2011 we received £15 million of funding from Movember.

- Movember’s Centre of Excellence plans unveiled, in association with Prostate Cancer UK

Today (31st October), the eve of Movember 2012, Prostate Cancer UK urges the country’s top scientists to be part of a groundbreaking new research initiative funded by The Movember Foundation.

The Fifth and Final Hike for Hope

The fifth and final Hike for Hope started inauspiciously with dark clouds and pouring rain, even though we were in Morocco in September, just a couple of hundred miles North of the Sahara desert.

Yorkie the Lion roars to victory to raise awareness of prostate cancer

Yorkie the Lion is bellowing with pride after clinching the coveted first place in the Football League Mascot Race earlier today (Friday, 26 October) in support of Prostate Cancer UK.

Royal Mail unveils postmark as workforce prepare to become 'Mo bros and sistas'

Royal Mail is backing Movember to raise money for prostate cancer – in support of its charity partner, Prostate Cancer UK. The company is encouraging colleagues among its 150,000 workforce to grow a Mo (moustache), or sponsor colleagues who do so and undertake a variety of fundraising activities. All money raised by staff will be matched by the Royal Mail.

Prostate Cancer UK cautiously welcomes research hinting at breakthrough test predicting how disease will develop

A study published today (9th October) in The Lancet Oncology suggests that a new blood test looking at gene activity shows potential to be used in distinguishing between aggressive and non-aggressive forms of prostate cancer. The study was led by the Institute of Cancer Research and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation trust - and part funded by Prostate Cancer UK.

Prostate Cancer UK ‘MANifesto’ promises renewed hope for men

Prostate Cancer UK - created by the merger of The Prostate Cancer Charity and Prostate Action - has hit the ground running by launching its MANifesto, which it describes as the 'most significant and ambitious plan in the history of men’s health'.

MANifesto – An Unprecedented Movement For Men’s Health

Prostate Cancer UK is spearheading a new dawn for men’s health with the launch of its ambitious MANifesto, an unprecedented plan designed to transform the landscape of men’s health.

Ferdinand and Bright back Prostate Cancer UK’s ‘Road to Wembley’ campaign

Rangers Charity Foundation donates £31k to Prostate Cancer UK

Rangers Captain Lee McCulloch has presented a cheque for £31,096 to Prostate Cancer UK to celebrate the end of a year-long partnership as the Rangers Charity Foundation’s National Charity Partner.

Oldham Athletic FC join the battle against prostate cancer

Marks and Spencer Energy Offer

Stay warm this winter, support Prostate Cancer UK and earn yourself £30 of M&S vouchers with free insulation for your home!

Prostate Cancer UK and Prostate Action announce merger

Prostate Cancer UK and Prostate Action have announced that they have now merged as one organisation following a unanimous decision by both their boards.

Wiggle Jurassic Classic expected to raise over £100,000

700 cyclists took to their saddles in Exmouth on Saturday (18th August) for the first independent cycle challenge organised by Prostate Cancer UK, raising thousands of pounds for the charity.

AVIVA Premiership players don ‘The Blue’ mouthguard to show support for Prostate Cancer UK

Premiership rugby players including Ugo Monye, Danny Care and Tim Payne are backing a new campaign to raise awareness of prostate cancer this season. They will don ‘The Blue’ –- a custom fit OPRO mouthguard which will include Prostate Cancer UK’s logo, instead of the traditional club design mouthguards.

Blissett kicks off Football League season in support of Prostate Cancer UK

Former England, Watford and AC Milan striker, Luther Blissett, today (21 August) joined Prostate Cancer UK and The Football League in launching their 2012/13 partnership, a season saving men’s lives.

Do you, or anyone you know, work for?

Do you, or anyone you know, work for? Bank of England Jones Lang LaSalle UK Capita Group If so, we need your help!

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes SMC abiraterone approval

Prostate Cancer UK has welcomed the Scottish Medicines Consortium's (SMC) decision to recommend abiraterone for use on the NHS in Scotland for men with incurable prostate cancer.

Scientists pinpoint gene instrumental to prostate formation and cancer growth

Researchers funded by Prostate Cancer UK and the Medical Research Council (MRC) have taken a crucial step forward by identifying a gene that’s potentially instrumental to the growth of both the prostate gland and prostate tumours. Scientists believe this discovery – published today in ‘PLOS ONE’ - could lead to improvements in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment in the future.

Prostate Cancer UK renews call for abiraterone in Scotland

Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity) has renewed its call for the breakthrough prostate cancer drug abiraterone to be made available on the NHS in Scotland.

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes ruling on abiraterone in Northern Ireland

Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity) has welcomed news that The Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety has recommend abiraterone – the breakthrough treatment for men with incurable prostate cancer – for use on the NHS in Northern Ireland.

Movember Survivorship Summit

In May, Prostate Cancer UK was part of 40 experts from 7 countries who attended Movember's inaugural Survivorship Summit, to facilitate a global approach to survivorship programmes.

East Ender, George, celebrates voucher win with Prostate Cancer UK

61 year old Barlanark man, George Evans, is celebrating having received £100 worth of ASDA vouchers for simply having visited a Prostate Cancer UK information stand in the East End of the city. The news came as Prostate Cancer UK hailed the success of its pilot project which has offered men, their partners and families in the East End first-step access to information on prostate cancer- the most common cancer in men.

Wiggle Jurassic Classic rescheduled for next month

Prostate Cancer UK's Wiggle Jurassic Classic cycling event, which was cancelled due to extreme weather, has been rescheduled to Saturday 18th August 2012.

Golfing duo raise over £1,000 for Prostate Cancer UK

Local duo, Daniel Marshall and Greg Borthwick, recently supported Prostate Cancer UK by organising a golf marathon on 21st June.

Wiggle Jurassic Classic set to be a sizzler

Prostate Cancer UK (formerly known as The Prostate Cancer Charity) has unveiled details of the entertainment and activities on offer’ at its new cycling event being held next Sunday (8th July) in Exmouth.

Prostate Cancer UK welcomes final NICE abiraterone decision and urges SMC to follow lead

Owen Sharp, Chief Executive of Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity) comments on NICE's final decision to recommend breakthrough prostate cancer drug abiraterone for routine use on the NHS in England & Wales.

Surgeon and patient get a ‘Wiggle’ on for Jurassic Classic ride

A surgeon at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital will be putting two wheels forward with one of his patients for the inaugural Wiggle Jurassic Classic bike ride to raise vital funds for Prostate Cancer UK (formerly The Prostate Cancer Charity).

Keyline 'Live and Let Drive' for Prostate Cancer UK

24 cars left Northfleet today (Wednesday) in the Thunderball Rally, a race across Europe '007 style' organised by Keyline Builders Merchants in support of Prostate Cancer UK.

First class news: Royal Mail and Prostate Cancer UK join forces to deliver better care for men

Royal Mail and Prostate Cancer UK are joining forces to ensure the delivery of better care services for men with the disease across the UK.

Peter Moffat, writer of the BBC hit drama Silk, speaks out about his father’s diagnosis and death from prostate cancer

On Wednesday 20th June Billy Lamb from BBC 1's prime time drama Silk was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Writer of the series, Peter Moffat, has spoken of when prostate cancer touched his family and why he feels it is so important to raise awareness of the disease.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the potential link between drinking large amounts of tea and developing prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a report released today by the University of Glasgow which appears to show that men who drink seven or more cups of tea a day have a higher risk of developing prostate cancer.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on NICE revision of draft denosumab ruling

The Prostate Cancer Charity expresses disappointment at the National Institute of Clinical Excellence's (NICE) decision to reverse its recommendation that denosumab be made available on the NHS in England and Wales to help minimise the risk of complications once prostate cancer has spread to a man's bones.

The Prostate Cancer Charity releases results of ground breaking survey on quality care in prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity today released the results of its ground-breaking survey which asked men with prostate cancer how they feel about the care and support they receive.

TeamPB exceeds its £1million target thanks to an army of marathon runners.

TeamPB - the joint team of The Prostate Cancer Charity and Breast Cancer Care chosen as Virgin London Marathon's charity partner 2012- has smashed its £1 million fundraising target, thanks to their 800-strong team of runners.

The Prostate Cancer Charity welcomes NICE turnaround on breakthrough treatment but warns campaign is far from over

The Prostate Cancer Charity has welcomed today's announcement by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) that they are to recommend abiraterone - the breakthrough treatment for advanced prostate cancer - on the NHS in England and Wales, but has vowed to continue campaigning until the drug is available on the NHS for all men who need it throughout the UK.

Charity comments on NICE decision to reject life-extending prostate cancer treatment on appeal

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on NICE decision to reject life-extending prostate cancer treatment on appeal.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the increase in men diagnosed with the disease

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new statistics released today by Cancer Research UK which show that the number of men being diagnosed with prostate cancer has now reached more than 40,000 a year.

Iceland presents £100,000 cheque to The Prostate Cancer Charity

Iceland Foods has presented a cheque for £100,000 to The Prostate Cancer Charity, following the retailer's annual Charity Amateur Golf Classic day. This brought Iceland's total donations to the Charity over the last four years to more than £420,000.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on early findings from PIVOT Trial

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the early data released from the PIVOT trial, which is comparing the 10 year survival benefit of prostate surgery versus observation for 731 men with low to medium risk disease.

Abiraterone – reaching men who need it the most

Abiraterone is a new drug which can extend the lives of men with incurable prostate cancer which has stopped responding to other available treatments.

Roger Uttley to cycle from London to Paris for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Former England rugby legend and British Lion, Roger Uttley, is saddling up for a huge cycling challenge in memory of his close friend and Lions team member, Andy Ripley OBE, who died from prostate cancer almost two years ago.

An impressive 830 TeamPB runners cross the finish line to raise £1 million on Marathon day

An impressive 830 TeamPB runners cross the finish line to raise £1 million on Marathon day

Today, Sunday 22 April, an impressive 830 runners completed the Virgin London marathon, raising money for the official charity -TeamPB - which brings together The Prostate Cancer Charity and Breast Cancer Care.

Centenarian marathon runner gearing up to beat the odds at the Virgin London Marathon

Centenarian marathon runner, Fauja Singh, is gearing up to pound the streets of London, raising money for charity as he goes.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on potential ‘male lumpectomy’ treatment for prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on research released today (17 April) in the Lancet Oncology, which suggests that a new treatment - focal high-intensity focused ultrasound (focal HIFU) -has the potential to effectively treat prostate tumours with dramatically reduced side-effects compared to traditional methods.

Wiggle Jurassic Classic route revealed

The Prostate Cancer Charity has unveiled details of the route for its first mass participation event to be held this summer.

Great Weston Ride serves up a treat

The Great Weston Ride, a 56-mile West Country challenge bike ride taking place on Sunday 15th July, has teamed up with North Somerset premium meat producers and event caterers, field&flower, to give riders something to really look forward to at the end of this year's Ride.

The Sun backs Charity’s abiraterone campaign

Today, 5th March 2012, ex-England football star Les Ferdinand, The Sun and The Scottish Sun newspapers have all backed our campaign to make breakthrough prostate cancer drug abiraterone available on the NHS to men who need it throughout the UK.

Charity comments on potential new prostate cancer treatment

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research, presented as an abstract at the American Association for Cancer Research conference, in which a US team have trialled a potential new treatment for prostate cancer in patients for the first time.

The Prostate Cancer Charity welcomes NICE’s draft denosumab ruling

TheProstate Cancer Charity has welcomed the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence's (NICE) draft decision to recommend that denosumab be made available for men with advanced prostate cancer which has spread to the bone on the NHS throughout the UK.

New research shows men with prostate cancer waste vital time by delaying visit to GP

New research - funded by The Prostate Cancer Charityand undertaken by the University of Stirling's Cancer Care Research Centre - has revealed that men have a worrying tendency to delay before going to a GP to discuss symptoms which may be an indication of prostate cancer.

Willmott Dixon Partnerships Looks Blue

Willmott Dixon Partnerships' was looking rather blue recently when staff raised money in support of 'Out of The Blue Day' for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Nude Golf World Record Set in Southend

30 thrill streakers shed their inhibitions and their clothes today (25 March 2012), to set the 'Most Naked People to play a Miniature Golf Course in One Hour' World Record AND raise £3000 for charity.

Stars come out for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Stars from the world of TV and politics have come together to show their support of this year's Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Amongst the celebrities is Ricky Gervais, who, after teasing his co-worker Karl Pilkington to have a direct rectal examination he did.

Diane Louise Jordan hits the right notes in quest to raise awareness of prostate cancer

BBC Songs of Praise presenter Diane Louise Jordan, is hitting all the right notes in her quest to make African Caribbean men more aware of prostate cancer.

Abiraterone letter to editor

Dear Sir,

March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. In a few weeks time NICE will meet to discuss the responses to their draft decision not to recommend abiraterone, a life extending drug for men with incurable prostate cancer.

‘Doctors and Nurses’ journey through London for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Twenty five men and women actors dressed as doctors and nurses journeyed through London during the morning rush hour this morning for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Charity warns “short sighted” NICE risks compromising care of men with prostate cancer

Men with prostate cancer are at risk of being left behind those with other common cancers thanks to a spate of recent moves by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), The Prostate Cancer Charity has warned.

Stars come out for M&S Gala Party in Support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

Celebrities, who have shown huge support to both The Prostate Cancer Charity and Marks & Spencer during this year's Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, attended a special gala dinner to further raise awareness and funds last week, Thursday 8th March, at London's Floridita.

Putt it away!!

The bare cheek of it! The search is on for thrill streakers to putt aside their inhibitions and their clothes to raise money for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

The Prostate Cancer Charity criticises SMC abiraterone decision

We have criticised the Scottish Medicines Consortium's (SMC) decision not to recommend abiraterone for use on the NHS in Scotland. It follows the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence's (NICE) draft decision to deny the drug for men on the NHS in England and Wales.

Racing Post launches partnership with The Prostate Cancer Charity in the fight against prostate cancer

Racing Post are proud to launch a ground-breaking partnership with The Prostate Cancer Charity for 2012. This is the first time that the daily news and betting paper will align itself with a charity in the hope of raising £100,000 over the course of 2012.

Stars ‘use the force’ to raise awareness of prostate cancer

Legendary Star Wars actor, Dave Prowse and Magic FM DJ, Neil Fox, have teamed up with The Prostate Cancer Charity and Marks & Spencer to battle the 'dark side' of the most common cancer in men for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

‘Disturbing’ lack of knowledge stops men confronting prostate cancer concerns

A worrying lack of awareness and knowledge are preventing men from acting on concerns they have about the most common cancer in men, new research has revealed today (Thursday 1 March).

New study from coalition of leading cancer charities supports the critical role of cancer networks in improving patients’ care

Developing excellence in cancer networks, a new report from the Cancer Campaigning Group (CCG), calls for the NHS Commissioning Board to establish cancer networks as Strategic Clinical Networks and recommends a series of quality markers for what cancer networks can achieve when they're working at their very best.

Prostate Marksmen complete Atlantic row in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

A team of four ex-Royal Marines are celebrating today after completing their Atlantic row challenge over the weekend, raising a phenomenal £120,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

M&S employee completes atlantic row in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

Marks & Spencer employee, ex-Royal Marine and local resident, Graham Witham, is celebrating today after completing his Atlantic row challenge, raising a phenomenal £120,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Letter to Editor at The Independent

Jeremy Laurance raises an important issue about the balance of providing the best quality of care for all patients with value for money for the NHS [Why spare the drug companies? Friday 3 February]. However, we strongly dispute the claim that health charities like ours are helping to bankrupt the NHS by calling for patients to be given access to the treatments they need.

Charity comments on draft decision by NICE not to recommend life-extending treatment

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on draft guidance issued today by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), which proposes that they will not recommend abiraterone - a life extending treatment for men in the final stages of prostate cancer - to be made available on the NHS in England and Wales.

Aberystwyth researchers taking ‘groundbreaking’ steps to improve prostate cancer diagnosis

An innovative new research project aimed at improving the diagnosis of prostate cancer is taking place at the Aberystwyth University. Funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity, it is hoped that if successful, this study will help doctors to more clearly see the size and location of a man's prostate cancer in order to make better decisions about the right treatment to use.

Belfast researchers pioneer research into improving radiotherapy for men with prostate cancer

An exciting new research project aimed at dramatically improving the effectiveness of radiotherapy treatment for men affected by prostate cancer is taking place at Queen's University Belfast.

Bradford researchers to develop important new treatments for prostate cancer

Two exciting new research projects aimed at developing new treatments for prostate cancer are to take place at the University of Bradford. Funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity, these innovative new projects aim to develop drugs which are significantly more effective in fighting the disease compared to current treatments available.

Team Pants and Bra hit the streets of London

A team of runners sporting retro 1970s y-fronts, Georgian corsets and bright sequinned bras sprinted through central London this morning, encouraging fellow runners to join TeamPB for the Virgin London Marathon this April.

Unique Prostate Cancer study day to be held

The Prostate Cancer Charity and The British Association of Urological Nurses invite health professionals caring for men with advanced prostate cancer to a unique event in Newcastle on March 6th. At this free event delegates will have the opportunity to learn about the latest guidance and developments from experts in this rapidly changing field.

Glasgow & Aberdeen researchers receive major prostate cancer funding boost

Research into prostate cancer receives a major boost today (24th January) as The Prostate Cancer Charity announces its largest research investment into the disease to date.

Researchers from the Universities of Glasgow and Aberdeen will lead on three of the 15 projects from across the UK to be funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity. The Charity is investing over £2 million in an attempt to target some of the most important research challenges facing prostate cancer, from helping to diagnose the disease through to improving treatment options and quality of life for men living with it.

Research into prostate cancer receives ‘critical’ boost

Research into prostate cancer has been given a 'critical' boost as The Prostate Cancer Charity today (24th January) announces its largest investment in research into the disease to date.

‘Wiggle Jurassic Classic’ bike ride launched by The Prostate Cancer Charity

The Prostate Cancer Charity is urging people to get on their bikes for a scenic ride with a difference as it launches the 'Wiggle Jurassic Classic'.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on NICE decision not to fund life extending drug for prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the decision by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) not to recommend the newly licensed chemotherapy drug cabazitaxel as a treatment for men with advanced prostate cancer, which has been shown to significantly extend the lives of men in the advanced stages of the disease.

The Charity attends UK political party conferences

We attended the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat party conferences in England, and the Scottish National Party conference in Scotland during September and October 2011 to secure support for our work.

Movember’s Mo-mentous Parliamentary support

We had Mo-mentous support from MPs and MSPs for Movember 2011. At least 14 MPs and 8 MSPs took part by growing a Mo - and many more showed their support.

The Prostate Cancer Charity scoops Plain English Award for key publications

At this year's Plain English Awards ceremony the Charity received an award for a number of its key publications. The winning publications were just three of a wide range of information leaflets and booklets produced by the Charity, aimed at helping men and their families understand prostate cancer and cope with diagnosis and treatment.

Celebs hitting the right note so TeamPB marathon runners can hit the streets

DJs Edith Bowman and Fearne Cotton are just two celebrities who are recommending their top tunes to people running the London Virgin Marathon for The Prostate Cancer Charity and Breast Cancer Care, together known as TeamPB.

The Prostate Cancer Charity appoints new Trustees

The Prostate Cancer Charity is pleased to announce the appointment of four new trustees to the Board of its fast-expanding organisation. Mark Britnell, Sharon Fraser, Bob Humphreys and Vanessa Vallely bring exceptional qualifications and experience to the Charity and are to join their first full Board meeting in December. They come at a time when the Charity is embarking on an ambitious development programme.

Next season we WILL be saving mens' lives

The Prostate Cancer Charity has been selected as The Football League's Official Charity Partner for the 2012/13 season.

LAD Prostate bare all in 2012 calendar in aid of The Prostate Cancer Charity

LAD Prostate, a Bristol-based fundraising group set up by four friends in Kingswood, has produced its 2012 annual calendar to raise funds for The Prostate Cancer Charity. The theme is 'At the Movies' with the team carefully selecting local venues to re-enact famed scenes from well-known films including; Ghost, Avatar and The Matrix.

Stars of stage and screen turn out for Christmas Cracker

A host of much loved stars turned out in force last night (13 December) to celebrate a unique Christmas Cracker event, organised by The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Local lad to row the Atlantic in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

Marks & Spencer employee, ex-Royal Marine and local lad, Graham Witham, is weeks away from undertaking a once-in-a-lifetime challenge as he and three other ex-Marines attempt to row across the Atlantic to raise £75,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

New research finds ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ protein key to advanced prostate cancer

Scientists funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity have taken critical steps towards understanding advanced prostate cancer with the unexpected discovery of a key protein which encourages the disease to form in the bones, according to research published today (Friday) online in The Journal of Pathology.

Charity enters the Health Bill debate

Three amendments to the Health and Social Care Bill proposed by the Charity were debated in the House of Lords this week.

World of rugby gathers to honour sporting legend Andy Ripley

The sporting and financial worlds are coming together to celebrate the life of rugby legend Andy Ripley OBE at a special London city lunch in December.

Mow your Mo as Movember ends

Many men across the globe will be mourning their moustaches as the month formerly known as Movember has come to an end.

MPs Mo-bilise to raise awareness of prostate cancer

A raft of MPs have backed a quirky campaign to help raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer during the month formerly known as November.

MSPs Mo-bilise to raise awareness of prostate cancer

A raft of MSPs have backed a quirky campaign to help raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer during the month formerly known as November.

Seven MSPs from across three parties have been growing and nurturing moustaches over the month to support Movember - which aims to change the face of men's health by raising awareness of prostate cancer and other men's health issues.

O Come All Ye Faithful to The Prostate Cancer Charity Christmas Cracker

The Prostate Cancer Charity is adding some seasonal sparkle to the festive period as it hosts its Christmas Cracker event and it is urging people across London to join them in spreading the holiday spirit.

Finsbury Park hair salon raises thousands for The Prostate Cancer Charity

A North London hair salon has raised almost £3,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity as part of their drive to raise awareness of prostate cancer during Black History Month.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new Government commitment to prostate cancer

The Charity comments on a new announcement from the Department of Health that prostate cancer will be included in the next round of National Clinical Audits, which for the first time will mean that prostate cancer services, the experiences of men with prostate cancer and the outcomes of different treatments for the disease will be audited in England and Wales on a large scale, monitored and made available to the public.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on possible link between meat consumption and aggressive prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a new study published today (23 November) in the online journal Public Library of Science ONE which claims that consumption of processed meat, such as ground beef, can increase a man's risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer.

Keyline raises over £10,000 at the ‘Best Ball in Town’

Keyline Builders Merchants held the 'Best ball in town' last weekend in support of their charity partner, The Prostate Cancer Charity, and raised a phenomenal £10,040.

Great Weston Ride Goes from Strength to Strength

Entries are now being taken for the 2012 version of the increasingly-popular Great Weston Ride, which takes place in the West Country on Sunday 15^th July 2012, and once again organisers are expecting a bumper turnout after a second successful and well-received event in 2011.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into the association of the contraceptive pill and prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into the association of the contraceptive pill and prostate cancer, from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the United Nations World Contraceptive Use, published in BMJ Open.

Ricky Gervais gives prostate cancer the finger

Comedian and Hollywood star, Ricky Gervais, has put prostate cancer on top of the news agenda again by insisting his comedy partner Karl Pilkington have his bottom examined while being filmed in 'An Idiot Abroad 2'.

Call for Newham men to check their prostate health at walk-in clinic

Men across Newham, in East London, are being urged to think about their prostate health and consider attending a check-up at a local walk-in clinic if they have any concerns or want more information.

New magnetic treatment to target prostate cancer revealed

Scientists developing work funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity are taking an important step forward in tackling the disease by developing a new magnetic treatment to accurately target prostate cancer cells, according to new research presented at the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference this week in Liverpool.

Charity supporter to set sail for Atlantic challenge

A Virgin London Marathon employee is to take on the sea voyage of a lifetime when he attempts to solo row the Atlantic at the end of November.

Epic Atlantic challenge to raise £75,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity

In December, The Prostate Marksmen, four brave ex-Marines, one of them an M&S employee, will be rowing their boat, HM&S Twiggy, across the Atlantic to raise £75,000 for prostate cancer research.

You can follow their progress and sponsor them at http://www.prostatemarksmen.com/

Movember is back!

Men across the land are preparing to prune, nurture and groom their way to the perfect moustache as the month formerly known as Movember is back.

Gold supports The Prostate Cancer Charity

Global Radio's Gold network is pleased to announce a brand new year-long partnership with The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Special supplement in The Times puts the spotlight on prostate cancer

A special supplement dedicated to prostate cancer, which appeared in The Times on Wednesday 26 October, has helped to raise awareness of the disease.

Betfair Chase Festival tickets for just £3

To celebrate The Betfair Chase Festival and our Charity of the Year partnership with Betfair, there's a fantastic ticket offer for horse racing fans.

Trailfinders founder announces landmark £200,000 donation to fund prostate cancer research

The Mike Gooley Trailfinders Charity has today announced it will be donating £200,000 to the Charity’s studentship research programme. Two major research projects in the UK, both of which will look at halting the spread of the disease, will receive the funding.

‘Postcode lottery’ for men with prostate cancer must end

New guidelines to end a 'postcode lottery' in the standard of treatment and support of men affected by prostate cancer is needed to end nationwide disparity, The Prostate Cancer Charity says.

Important prostate cancer clues discussed at national conference

Three new important clues about the treatment and progression of prostate cancer will be unveiled at The Prostate Cancer Charity’s National Prostate Cancer Research Conference in London.

Charity comments on possible link between vitamin E and increased risk of prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) which suggests that men who took vitamin E supplements were more likely to develop the disease than those who did not.

The Prostate Cancer Charity scoop a fundraising ‘hole in one’ thanks to Iceland Charity Golf Day

Iceland Foods and The Prostate Cancer Charity ‘teed’ up for success at the retailer’s annual Charity Amateur Golf Classic day. More than 250 suppliers, playing in teams of four, enjoyed a day of golf, followed by a Gala Dinner, which was attended by over 340 guests, raising more than £100,000 for the leading men’s health charity.

“Beating” Prostate Cancer

Reggae poet, Linton Kwesi Johnson, talks to the Charity about his prostate cancer diagnosis.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on draft guidelines from NICE on the use of cabazitaxel for men with prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new draft guidance issued by NICE today (30 September) that it is not recommending the use of cabazitaxel as a treatment for men with advanced prostate cancer.

Chesterfield medics get on their bikes for The Prostate Cancer Charity Tour Ride

A group of Chesterfield medics got in the saddle for an epic cycling challenge on Sunday in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity.

The Prostate Cancer Charity Tour Rides finish on a high in Stoke-on-Trent

Hundreds of cyclists got in the saddle for the cycling challenge of a lifetime by completing the last of The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Rides for 2011 in Stoke-on-Trent on Sunday, raising thousands of pounds in doing so.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on launch of a new drug which can help to extend the lives of men with prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the launch of new drug, abiraterone, which has now been licensed for use in the UK, and can be prescribed by doctors to help extend the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer, which has stopped responding to existing treatments, by an average of four months.

Stars take to their bikes for The Prostate Cancer Charity

A host of stars from the worlds of screen, music, business and sport saddled up in central London today to warn the tracks for the Pro cyclists ahead of the final stage of the Tour of Britain today (18 September).

Newsreader Jon Snow urges Londoners to take to their bikes for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Channel 4 newsreader, Jon Snow, is urging people across the Capital to get on their bikes in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Ride in central London.

Derby local gains national recognition for prostate cancer awareness campaigning

A Derby local has been awarded runner up at a national awards ceremony for his outstanding campaigning work for The Prostate Cancer Charity. Stuart Watson, 67, from Oakwood was nominated for The Take Action Award, part of The Sheila McKechnie Foundation's prestigious annual campaigning awards, which recognises the efforts of people lobbying for positive change in their community.

Help support landmark event to improve lives of men with prostate cancer

One man dies every hour from prostate cancer in the UK, and yet financial pressures on the NHS and Government are making it increasingly difficult to tackle this complex disease. Improvements in research into the disease are essential to achieve the levels of diagnosis and care men affected by prostate cancer deserve.

City workers swap their suits for Lycra for 3,200 mile cycle charity challenge

City workers Paul Meyers, 43, from Loughton, David Shaw, 43, from Bexleyheath, Justine Smeal, 35, from London, and Lee Woodyard, 24 from Dartford, can usually be found at global asset management firm BlackRock, in Throgmorton Avenue in the heart of the city. But they will be switching calculators for carbon fibre and their suits will be replaced by full Lycra, when they jet off to the US later this week. The quad will cycle 3,200 miles from the firm's San Francisco office to their New York base in just 13 days, to raise money for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Cyclists come out in force to support The Prostate Cancer Charity Tour Ride

Hundreds of cyclists got on their bikes in the Scottish Borders and Dumfries & Galloway yesterday (Sunday 4 September) for The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Ride, raising thousands of pounds for the most common cancer in men in the process.

Premiership players kick prostate cancer into touch this Saturday

Premiership rugby players including Ugo Monye, Danny Care and Tim Payne are backing a new campaign to raise awareness of prostate cancer this season.

The Prostate Cancer Charity bowls a winner!

Wednesday 27 to Sunday 31 July saw over 1,000 players and 10,000 spectators descend on Ayr for The Prostate Cancer Charity Bowls Scotland Championships 2011.

Stars urge cyclists across Scotland to take to their bikes for The Prostate Cancer Charity

A host of Scottish stars from the worlds of screen, sport and politics have thrown their support behind The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Ride in Scotland.

Football legend Kenny Dalglish, former Liberal Party leader and Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, Lord Steel, former Taggart co-stars, John Michie and Blythe Duff, and Scottish rugby internationalist Chris Cusiter are urging cyclists throughout Scotland to sign up for the Tour Ride cycling event, which is taking place between Peebles and Dumfries on Sunday 4 September.

The exciting and challenging cycling event offers people the chance to ride an official stage of the Tour of Britain whilst raising funds to fight the most common cancer in men in the UK.

Cyclists in Wales come out in force to support The Prostate Cancer Charity

Hundreds of cyclists got in the saddle yesterday (Sunday 21 August) for the challenge of a lifetime by completing The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Ride in Wales, raising thousands of pounds in doing so.

Radio star takes to two wheels to support The Prostate Cancer Charity

Legendary radio presenter Mark Goodier is throwing his support to The Prostate Cancer Charity by taking on the challenge of not one, but two, of the Charity's Tour Ride cycling events this summer.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into genetic changes in aggressive prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research, published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, which has uncovered five genetic variants believed to play a key role in the progression and a man's chances of dying from the disease.

Cusiter urges Scots to back The Prostate Cancer Charity Tour Ride

Glasgow Warriors, Scotland and British & Irish Lions star Chris Cusiter - who lost his father Stan to prostate cancer last year - is urging Scots to sign up for The Prostate Cancer Charity Tour Ride on 4 September.

The Prostate Cancer Charity announced as National Charity Partner of the Rangers Charity Foundation

The Prostate Cancer Charity has been announced as the National Charity Partner of the Rangers Charity Foundation for a second year running. It is the first time the Rangers Charity Foundation has extended a national partnership beyond one year.

Prostate Cancer Research Funding Survey

We would like to hear your views on prostate cancer research. We are reviewing the way we fund research, and the types or areas of research that we fund.

Dame Shirley Bassey urges cyclists in Wales to take to their bikes for Charity

One of Britain's best loved singers, Dame Shirley Bassey, has thrown her support behind The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Ride in Wales, which takes place on Sunday 21 August.

New technology reveals ‘puppet master’ genes involved in prostate cancer growth

Scientists funded by The Prostate Cancer Charity and the Medical Research Council have taken a step forward in understanding how prostate cancer grows, with the discovery of several genes that play an unexpected role in controlling the development of the disease, according to new research published today in Oncogene.

Abstract submission for the National Research Conference now closed

Abstract sumbission now closed

Scientists and researchers are invited to submit an abstract to profile their work at the Charity's National Research Conference 'From laboratory to life: Progress in prostate cancer'.

New technology reveals ‘puppet master’ genes involved in prostate cancer growth

Milton Keynes ball raises hundreds for The Prostate Cancer Charity

A ball held last weekend, which was attended by two Caribbean High Commissioners, has raised over £1400 for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

‘Wheeley’ successful charity partnership concludes in a final push for prostate cancer

Four intrepid staff from global asset management firm BlackRock are to cycle from Edinburgh to London, covering approximately 400 miles in just two days, in preparation for the ride of their lives in September. The brave quad will be cycling 3,200 miles from the firm's San Francisco office to their New York base in just 13 days to raise money for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Local celebs wish East Anglian cyclists luck at upcoming Tour Ride

Bestselling author Jeffrey Archer and BBC Radio 4 presenter John McCarthy are urging any last-minute would-be pro riders to sign up for The Prostate Cancer Charity's East Anglia Tour Ride this weekend.

Local champion lobbies MPs to improve prostate cancer awareness during ethnic minority cancer awareness week

A man from Sheffield joined forces with The Prostate Cancer Charity, last week, speaking to Ministers, MPs and other decision makers about prostate cancer awareness.

Professor Jonathan Waxman takes on epic cycling challenge for charity

One of the UK's most well known and respected names in prostate cancer research and treatment, Jonathan Waxman, Professor of Oncology at Imperial College London, will be switching his white coat for Lycra, when he cycles from Cornwall to London this week, to help raise funds and awareness for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Prostate diagnosis rising ONS report says

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the latest Office For National Statistics Cancer Registrations report, which indicates that the diagnosis rate of prostate cancer continues to rise.

Jockeys to wear charity arm bands for The Prostate Cancer Charity in the King George

For the first time, jockeys saddling up in the Betfair-sponsored King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes - the highlight of the Betfair Weekend at Ascot on 22-24 July - will wear white armbands in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Response to the White Paper Healthy Lives, Healthy People

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments in response to the publication of white paper Healthy Lives, Healthy People by the Department of Health, on Thursday 14 July.

The Prostate Cancer Charity expands acclaimed Tour Rides across UK

The Prostate Cancer Charity is urging people across the UK to get on their bikes and take on one of its 'Tour Rides'. The Charity launched the events, which offer the opportunity to ride in 'the tracks of the pros' on an official stage of The Tour of Britain, three years ago, and they have gone from strength to strength.

The Prostate Cancer Charity named best fundraising organisation to work for at national awards

The Prostate Cancer Charity has been named as the 'Best Fundraising Organisation to Work For' by the Institute of Fundraising Awards at a special awards ceremony last night (4 July 2011).

Charity Chief Executive to join High Commissioners at Milton Keynes fundraising ball

Owen Sharp, Chief Executive at The Prostate Cancer Charity, is to join High Commissioners from Jamaica, Saint Lucia and Trinidad and Tobago to raise awareness of prostate cancer at an annual fundraising ball in Milton Keynes.

Norwich bobby gets on his bike to raise awareness of prostate cancer

A Norwich policeman has pledged to cycle the length of the UK to raise awareness of prostate cancer after seeing his friend battle the disease.

Charity Shortlisted For three Third Sector Excellence Awards

The Prostate Cancer Charity is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted for three Third Sector Excellence Awards. The awards recognise and celebrate the work of the not-for-profit sector and showcase talent, innovation and success.

East Anglian Cyclists urged to get their wheels in motion for Tour Ride

People across Suffolk and Norfolk are being urged to take on the challenge of their lives and sign up for the East Anglia Tour Ride to raise funds for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Keyline takes on the Italian Job

Keyline Builders Merchants, is taking on the challenge of raising over £100,000 for their charity partner, The Prostate Cancer Charity this month in an epic rally inspired by the classic film, The Italian Job.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into smoking and risk of death from the disease

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), which suggests that men who smoked at the time of their prostate cancer diagnosis are at an increased risk of dying from the disease.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into a vaccine that claims to cure prostate cancer in mice

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research published in the journal, Nature Medicine, which suggests that a new vaccine could cure prostate tumours in mice, with no apparent side effects.

Devon duo to paddle in world’s longest canoe race for charity

Two Devon men are gearing up for the adventure of their lives later this month, when they tackle the world's longest annual canoe race, in a bid to raise funds for charity.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research which suggests up to half of deaths of men with prostate cancer are due to the disease

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research presented at the National Cancer Intelligence Network conference in London today (15 June 2011) which suggests that up to half of deaths in men with prostate cancer are directly due to the disease - challenging the commonly held perception that more men are likely to die with the disease than from it.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on changes to the Welfare Reform Bill

Commenting on the ongoing debate surrounding to the Welfare Reform Bill, Owen Sharp, Chief Executive at The Prostate Cancer Charity, reiterated the call from 29 leading cancer charities, including the Charity and Macmillan, that the Employment Support Allowance should not be capped at 12 months before being means tested. He explains: "The changes to disability benefits will mean that a significant number of people with cancer will be left without vital financial support at a time when they need it the most.

Tommy Walsh backs Travis Perkins prostate cancer awareness drive for Father’s Day

The Travis Perkins Group, the leading Builders' Merchant and DIY retailer which owns Travis Perkins, Keyline Builders' Merchants and Wickes, has teamed up with The Prostate Cancer Charity and TV personality, Tommy Walsh, to raise awareness of the disease to more than 18,000 employees in time for Father's Day.

The Word On Prostate Cancer

Owen Sharp, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, has started a new blog.

Owen, who joined the Charity in March, will be sharing his thoughts on prostate cancer and men's health as a cause, and a unique insider's perspective on the challenges ahead.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a new drug which can help to extend the lives of men with prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which has found that the drug abiraterone can help to extend, by an average of four months, the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer who have stopped responding to other hormone treatments and chemotherapy.

Stars of stage and screen pledge support as Daybreak launches Donate A Day initiative

Simon Cowell, Rod Stewart, Pixie Lott and Paul O'Grady are among the stars that have pledged their support to Daybreak's Donate a Day initiative launching on Monday 23^rd May 2011

Widow commences round Scotland tour in aid of prostate cancer

A woman who lost her partner to prostate cancer is commencing a round the coast tour of Scotland to raise awareness of the disease and funds for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Dr Anne Macintyre - who lives in Devon and originally hails from Glenalmond in Perthshire - is scheduled to commence her tour from Glasgow on Monday 16 May and reach her final destination of Berwick-Upon-Tweed on 1 June.

Keyline partnership scoops prestigious Business Charity Award

The Prostate Cancer Charity's partnership with Keyline Builders Merchants won Best UK Project at the Third Sector Business Charity Awards on the 9th May at the Grosvenor Hotel in London.

The Prostate Cancer Charity in Scotland announces partnership with Bowls Scotland

The Prostate Cancer Charity Bowls Scotland Championships will take place at Ayr's Northfield from July 27-31

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We are carrying out a short survey to find out what our visitors think of our new website.

The Prostate Cancer Charity expands acclaimed Tour Rides across UK

Following the success of last year's Tour Rides The Prostate Cancer Charity has revealed today (Tuesday 19 April) that it will be extending the number of rides it organises to offer more amateur cyclists the opportunity to ride part of the official Tour of Britain route.

Scottish rugby stars turn out for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Dinner

A host of Scottish rugby internationals were present at The Prostate Cancer Charity's inaugural dinner in Scotland to mark the end of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 2011.

Charity Art Exhibition Celebrates La Dolce Vita

A new exhibition featuring work inspired by a classic Italian cycling tour, is set to raise funds for The Prostate Cancer Charity. Opening on April 18 at The Frameless Gallery in London, James Straffon's Gran Corsa d'Italia artworks, took their cue from a new charity cycling event of the same name, set to take place later this year. All 10 artworks will go on sale, with the full sale price of the first piece to be sold donated to the Charity. A further 15 per cent of any remaining sales will be donated.

Breast Cancer Care and The Prostate Cancer Charity have today been unveiled as the official charities for the 2012 Virgin London Marathon

The charities will come together to become the official beneficiaries for the iconic London Marathon and will use the money raised to fund a new service for people affected by breast cancer and prostate cancer.

Man Group raises over £200,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Man Group plc, a world leading alternative asset manager, announced today (Monday 11 April) that it has donated a total of £226,000 via its Charitable Trust to The Prostate Cancer Charity. The donation was made over the course of a one year charitable partnership with the Charity, which drew to a close at the end of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, March 2011.

The Prostate Cancer Charity becomes the first men’s health charity to join the NCRI

The Prostate Cancer Charity has announced today (Monday 11 April) that it has successfully gained membership of the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI). The membership represents an important milestone for the Charity, ensuring that prostate cancer is given a profile within the national cancer research effort.

Charity Shortlisted For CIPR Award

The Prostate Cancer Charity is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted for a Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) Excellence Award for Outstanding In-House Public Relations Team.

Julia Bradbury speaks out about prostate cancer at special dinner

Television presenter Julia Bradbury joined more than 200 guests last night for a dinner to mark the end of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Julia was joined at the event, held by The Prostate Cancer Charity, by a number of other high profile supporters, including guest speaker and former England rugby player, Brian Moore, Antiques Roadshow expert Eric Knowles, Eastenders actor, Rudolph Walker and former England cricketer, Tim Munton.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a new study examining prostate cancer screening

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research, published in British Medical Journal, which examines the impact of prostate cancer screening on mortality.

Dollar couple raise £1,175 for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Dollar couple Bob and Margaret Bonthrone have presented a cheque for £1,175 to The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Bob and Margaret - who raised the sum by organising a coffee morning in Dollar - presented the cheque to the Charity's Head of Scotland Operations, Ann Ferguson, and Chairman, Professor Paul Forster, at a special dinner, in Glasgow, marking the end of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Postcode Lottery Blights Prostate Cancer

Despite a gradual decline in mortality rates of men with prostate cancer over the past decade, survival still appears to be affected by a man's postcode, new research has revealed.

John Penrose MP puts wheels in motion for The Great Weston Ride

John Penrose, MP for Weston-super-Mare and Minister for Tourism and Heritage launched The Great Weston Ride 2011, one of the most scenic and exciting challenge bike rides to wheel its way into the South West, on Friday.

Adrian Chiles Scores With His ‘Baggies’ Inspired M&S Pants For Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Adrian Chiles is topping the table - with sales of his M&S pants, inspired by his beloved West Bromwich Albion Football Club, outstripping those of his fellow celebrity designers.

Jamie Redknapp and Ben Shephard attend M&S Gala Party in Support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

Celebrities who have designed an exclusive range of men's underwear in aid of The Prostate Cancer Charity - currently flying off the shelves at Marks & Spencer - attended a special gala dinner organised by the retailer to further raise awareness of the disease.

Football fans give prostate cancer the ‘red card’ at the Real Man Cup

Football fans across the UK gave prostate cancer the red card by taking part in The Prostate Cancer Charity's Real Man Cup tournament on Saturday.

Comedian David Schneider Joins Forces With The Blue Army

TV funny man David Schneider found himself in the midst of a London invasion today as the 'Blue Army' hit the capital claiming victory in prostate cancer awareness.

Prostate Cancer In Focus – Esteemed Photographer Backs Awareness Month

Jason Bell, one of Britain's most successful portrait photograpgers of stars on both sides of the Atlantic, has created a stunning series of photographs to support The Prostate Cancer Charity.

Men facing major hurdles in accessing simple test to help diagnose prostate cancer

A lack of knowledge and scepticism among some GPs are major hurdles for men in exercising their right to request a simple test, which remains the first line of defence in the fight against prostate cancer, new research has revealed.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into a link between male baldness and prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research, published in Annals of Oncology, which shows a potential link between early male pattern baldness, and the risk of developing prostate cancer later in life.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research into a gene based test to predict the aggressiveness of prostate cancer

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new research published in the Lancet Oncology, which suggests that gene technology could distinguish between aggressive and non-aggressive prostate tumours.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on research into genetic sequencing

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new American research, published in Nature, which has identified genetic structural changes through gene sequencing that could be linked to the development of aggressive prostate cancer.

Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: March 2011- Time To Declare 'I'm Aware'

The Prostate Cancer Charity is staging its third annual Prostate Cancer Awareness Month this March.

Darth Vader hedges his bets for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Darth Vader actor, Dave Prowse MBE, left the dark side today as he attended the launch of an exciting new partnership between The Prostate Cancer Charity and Betfair.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on new Government plans for cancer care

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the refreshed Cancer Reform Strategy entitled, Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer, which outlines the Government's new vision for cancer care and outcomes - including prostate cancer - in the UK.

Appointment of Chief Executive

The Guardian reported that Owen Sharp, executive director of operations at Victim Support, has been appointment chief executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity. He replaces John Neate.

The Prostate Cancer Charity Announces New Chief Executive

The Prostate Cancer Charity is pleased to announce that Owen Sharp has been appointed as its new Chief Executive.

Research into regular exercise

Dr Helen Rippon, Head of Research Management at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Mail about the findings of new research from the Harvard School of Public Health and the University of California, which revealed that men with prostate cancer who exercise regularly could cut their risk of dying from the disease by more than half.

Research into exercise

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on research into a potential link between exercise and a reduced risk of death from prostate cancer

Caroline Cheetham

Daily Mail Journalist Caroline Cheetham wrote openly about her late father's life-long fear of needles and medical help, which resulted in his prostate cancer being diagnosed too late for it to be treated effectively. Readers concerned about prostate cancer are directed to The Prostate Cancer Charity's confidential helpline and website.

Daily Mail

Meg Burgess, a Support & Information Specialist Helpline Nurse at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Mail about the potential side effects of different treatments for prostate cancer, after Andy Scott, former guitarist with the rock band 'Sweet,' was recently diagnosed with the disease.

Critics say they're unreliable, but Simon's wife made him have a PSA test - and it saved his life

Simon D'arcy, a supporter of The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to The Daily Mail about his experiences of prostate cancer, following the advice of his wife, a practice nurse, who persuaded him to get checked for the disease.

Genetic markers study

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on a study into genetic markers which could increase the predictive value of PSA testing for the disease

Hope for better prostate cancer testing

Dr Kate Holmes, Research Manager at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to The Daily Mail and The Scotsman about new research, into developing a more accurate test for prostate cancer based on a person's DNA.

Chief Executive, John Neate, blogs about the pros and cons of PSA test

John Neate, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, continued the debate around the UK National Screening Committee's recent decision in an exclusive blog for The Guardian Online.

The Prostate Cancer respond's to the UK National Screening Committee's announcement

John Neate, Chief Executive of The Prostate Cancer Charity, gave his reaction to the UK National Screening Committee's decision not to recommend a screening programme for prostate cancer. The Charity's comments were featured in the Sunday Mail and BBC News Online.

M&S employee takes to the high seas

Marks & Spencer employee Graham Witham is undertaking a hugely ambitious challenge next year as he attempts to row across the Atlantic in aid of The Prostate Cancer Charity.

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on UK National Screening Committee decision against prostate cancer screening

The Prostate Cancer Charity comments on the latest announcement by the UK National Screening Committee not to recommend the development of a screening programme for prostate cancer using the PSA blood test.

Daily Mail

Dr Helen Rippon, Head of Research at The Prostate Cancer Charity, responded to new research, which has uncovered a protein that turns healthy prostate cells into potentially deadly cancerous cells. Dr Rippon's comments were featured in the Daily Mail.

BBC News 24 and Sky News

Dr Sarah Cant, Head of Policy and Campaigns and Ruth Holdaway, Head of Operations and Marketing Communications at The Prostate Cancer Charity took part in pre-recorded interviews on BBC News 24 and Sky News respectively to discuss new research, which has revealed that the length of a man's index finger in relation to his ring finger could provide clues to his risk of developing prostate cancer.

Tributes paid to The Prostate Cancer Charity Ambassador Andy Ripley

Elisabeth Ripley and her family would like to thank all those who attended the Memorial Service of her late husband, Andy Ripley OBE, at Southwark Cathedral in London today (Wednesday 1^st December).

Movember 2010

The Prostate Cancer Charity's Chief Executive, John Neate, spoke to the London Metro newspaper about the impact of Movember on the lives of men and their families affected by prostate cancer.

BBC Breakfast celebrates the end of Movember

BBC Breakfast News featured a round-up of Movember to celebrate the success of the campaign. Journalist, Peter Clarke, who sported a Mo for the month, spoke about losing his mother to breast cancer, as well as the need to raise awareness of prostate cancer. Celebrity moustached man, Dick Strawbridge, was also interviewed about his famed Mo and his support of The Prostate Cancer Charity.

The length of man's fingers could indicate prostate cancer risk

Dr Helen Rippon, Head of Research at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to BBC News Online about new research, which has revealed that the length of a man's fingers could provide clues to his risk of developing prostate cancer.

Andy Ripley Memorial Service

A memorial service for Andy Ripley, England rugby hero and Prostate Cancer Charity Ambassador, will be held at 2.30pm on Wednesday 1st December 2010 at Southwark Cathedral, London SE1 9DA.

Interview with politician Lord David Steel

Lord David Steel spoke exclusively to The Scotsman about his personal experience of prostate cancer in support of the coming together of The Prostate Cancer Charity and Prostate Cancer Support Scotland.

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Sharleen Spiteri speaks out in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity

Texas singer Sharleen Spiteri spoke exclusively to The Scottish Sun about her father's experience of prostate cancer in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity and Prostate Cancer Support Scotland's decision to join forces. The coming together of the charities will ensure that all men in Scotland will have access to good quality information to help them cope with the impact of the disease. Sharleen's support of the Charity was also featued in the Daily Record and on STV.

Sharleen Spiteri and Lord David Steel

Texas singer Sharleen Spiteri and First Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, Lord David Steel, have shown their backing of The Prostate Cancer Charity and Prostate Cancer Support Scotland's decision to join forces.

New Urine test

Dr Kate Holmes, Research Manager at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and BBC News Online about a new and reliable urine test which can detect whether men are at high risk of developing prostate cancer.

Preliminary results of an abiraterone acetate trial

John Neate, Chief Executive at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Telegraph, BBC Online and The Sun about the preliminary results of a trial of almost 800 men who took abiraterone acetate and lived almost four months longer than men given a placebo.

University of Illinois Research

Dr Kate Holmes, Research Manager at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Mail about new research carried out by the University of Illinois, which revealed that a chemical found in babies' bottles increase the risk of men developing prostate cancer later in life.

New research into BPA and prostate cancer

Our comments on new research from the University of Illinois which suggests that the chemical Bisphenol A, used in the production of plastics, can increase the risk of developing prostate cancer in rats.

Cabazitaxel

Dr Sarah Cant, Head of Policy and Campaigns at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph, about cabazitaxel, a new drug which could give men with advanced prostate cancer two extra months of life.

New advanced prostate cancer drug, cabazitaxel

We comment on new research published in The Lancet into a new drug, cabazitaxel, which can extend the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer that no longer responds to hormone therapies by an average of 2.4 months.

Sharp raises £80,000 for The Prostate Cancer Charity

Sharp Electronics underlined the commitment of staff and employees to The Prostate Cancer Charity at the weekend, presenting a cheque for £80,000, following a hugely successful first year's partnership.

Talk Sport

John Robertson, a Support & Information Specialist Helpline Nurse at The Prostate Cancer Charity, joined presenter Mike Parry's morning show on Talk Sport alongside Olympic swimmer Mark Foster to raise awareness of prostate cancer.

Daley Thompson

Former Olympic gold medallist and ambassador of The Prostate Cancer Charity's Tour Rides, Daley Thompson, spoke to the Daily Mail about his views on drug use by athletes, as well as his work with the Charity.

Ken Hom speaks publicly of prostate cancer for the first time

Ken Hom has been treated for prostate cancer following a shock diagnosis, he has revealed.

Single blood test research

Dr Sarah Cant, Head of Policy and Campaigns at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to The Daily Telegraph and BBC News Online about new research published by the British Medical Journal, which suggests a single blood test for every man aged 60 could save tens of thousands of lives by pinpointing those most at risk of prostate cancer.

Joanna Hancock

Charity supporter, Joanna Hancock, of Harpenden in Hertfordshire, spoke to Pick Me Up, a women's lifestyle magazine, about how her fundraising trips to the Great Wall of China and Mount Kilimanjaro.

British Medical Journal Survey

Dr Sarah Cant, Head of Policy and Campaigns at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to the Daily Telegraph, BBC News Online and the Mature Times, about the results of a survey published by the British Medical Journal, which suggests that a single blood test for every man aged 60 could save tens of thousands of lives by pinpointing those most at risk from prostate cancer.

Screening Research

John Neate, Chief Executive at The Prostate Cancer Charity, spoke to BBC News Online about the findings of a joint study carried out by the Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Marsden Hospital, which suggested that screening men at an increased genetic risk of developing prostate cancer could be beneficial.

Host of stars saddle up for The Tour of Britain

The South West Tour Ride, which offered the choice of a 175km Pro Ride, 75km Challenge Ride and a 2km Family Ride saw double Olympic gold medallist Daley Thompson and Smooth Radio DJ Mark Goodier joining almost 2,000 cyclists to get in gear for prostate cancer.

Ken Hom speaks out about his prostate cancer

The world renowned chef, regarded as the final word in Chinese cuisine, decided to speak out about his journey with prostate cancer in a bid to ensure other men become more vigilant and act upon any concerns.

The Prostate Cancer Charity Scotland welcomes Support Groups

From September 1st 2010 a number of Prostate Cancer Support Groups in Scotland became part of The Prostate Cancer Charity. The groups had previously been part of Prostate Cancer Support Scotland, which has now been dissolved.

Sharp Electronics Race Across America For The Prostate Cancer Charity

Sharp Electronics are going above and beyond the call of duty in support of The Prostate Cancer Charity as they embark on their fourth day of the Race Across America. Managing Director of Sharp Electronics, Paul Molyneux and his team of four are cycling from the West coast to the East coast of the USA, in one of the toughest endurance challenges known to cycling. The RAAM challenge is part of the Sharp 4 Prostate initiative, and will see them covering 3,014 miles, non-stop for seven days.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? ... Andi Peters Wants The Prostate Cancer Charity To Be

Legendary TV presenter and long term supporter of The Prostate Cancer Charity, Andi Peters, took part in a celebrity version of ITV 1's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? in an effort to raise vital funds for the Charity. He was seated beside his former Live And Kicking co-presenter, Emma Forbes, who was supporting her chosen charity, Wellbeing of Women, in the episode which was screened last night.

A Seaman's Book of Sea Stories Launches on the River Thames

Desmond Fforde, husband of best-selling writer Katie, has launched a new book of sea stories to raise funds and awareness for The Prostate Cancer Charity.

The Daily Mail - Carrie Rogers Article

Journalist Carrie Rogers, 53, from Bury St Edmunds called the Media and PR Team in 2009, eager to do something to support the Charity after the loss of her husband Graham to prostate cancer.

Leyton Guardian - Stuart Monk Article

Environmental health officer, Stuart Monk, 61, from Leyton joined the Charity's Media Talker programme after undergoing hormone therapy treatment for prostate cancer.

The Times - Andy and Joanne Christie Article

Andy and Joanne Christie featured in a supplement to highlight the impact the disease can have on relationships.

David Burrowes MP to hold meeting in search of excellence in prostate cancer care

David Burrowes, MP for Enfield, Southgate, is holding a public meeting in his constituency to identify the standards of care that men affected by prostate cancer need at every stage of their journey.

Phil Kissi on ITV's This Morning

Veteran Media Talker Phil Kissi, 51, from London, has appeared in numerous interviews for the Charity. In November 2009, he appeared on the famous sofa at ITV's This Morning, alongside Dr Chris Steele.

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