Well batted Mark! 1,000-mile challenge smashes fundraising target
...lows of pounding the streets of London since 08 October, through tweets photos and video updates, and sharing the fun he had with running buddies and people he met along...
...lows of pounding the streets of London since 08 October, through tweets photos and video updates, and sharing the fun he had with running buddies and people he met along...
...once I’ve finished, and reminisce about holidays we had here with Nanny Pat. I have a fond memory of being with her at Land’s End and her telling me that...
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...thing. Dad was a good club player and mum made cracking teas! Dad’s two favourite grounds were the Kia Oval and Lord’s and I hit on the idea of running...
...a whopping 103,466 times up and down the stairs. To say she’s relieved is a massive understatement. “I am never doing that again! I even did an extra kilometre by...
...and assessments that these patients will undergo, a urine sample will be collected for testing and the results will be compared with the results of their diagnosis made by conventional...
...all-female Somerset-based brass band “Pink Bra’ss” who raised money for different cancer charities, even appearing at the Glastonbury Festival. After Heather’s death, Pink Bra’ss raised £1,500 for PCRF with a...
...research supported PCRF’s primary research focus is basic and translational research: Basic research (that done in a laboratory) is essential to understanding a particular cancer type, and that understanding becomes...
...as both a tribute to him and a more unusual way to raise some money for the PCRF. My husband Jon and daughters Emma and Beth weren’t surprised when I...
...samples), urine and saliva – all of which are valuable for research. Alongside these patient samples are hundreds of samples of blood, urine and saliva donated by PCRF supporters at...