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TCS London Marathon – Run with us!
TCS London Marathon: Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 April 2027 We’re thrilled to offer charity places in the 2027 TCS London Marathon — the world’s biggest marathon, and this year it’s set to be even bigger. One iconic event, two unforgettable days, and an incredible...
Lifting for Strength, Hope, and Change: Chelsea Batty’s Powerlifting Fundraiser Returns for 2026
Following last year’s incredible success — raising nearly £1,000 for cancer charities through a powerlifting competition at Fervid Fitness in Flint — Chelsea Batty is back for 2026, determined to make an even bigger impact. In 2024, Chelsea’s mum, Tracy, was diagnosed...
Understanding Myeloma: Insights and Treatment Options
Dr John Jones Senior Lecturer in Haemato-oncology, Consultant Haematologist and a member of LMRUK’s Research and Review Committee, breaks down what myeloma is and explores the treatment options currently available. Multiple myeloma is a cancer of plasma cells, which...
Stronger Than Myeloma
Mark Scott speaks with Joanna Tilley, Operations Director LMRUK, about his journey from diagnosis to treatment and life beyond cancer. Q: When and how were you diagnosed with myeloma? I was diagnosed at 45. At the time, I was training for the Manchester Half Marathon...
The Power of Donating Makeup and Skincare Items
Every year, countless makeup and skincare products sit unused in drawers, cabinets, and beauty bags. While some are eventually thrown away, many of these items could make a meaningful difference to our charity. A North West based Influencer and model Lizzy Turner has...
Life Beyond Diagnosis: Jo’s Journey with Myeloma
At 55, Jo was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2018, following an MRI scan for what she had believed was bursitis in her hip. She now shares her journey from diagnosis through treatment and into life beyond it. After a year of physiotherapy and steroid injections...
John Nicholson’s Journey: Honouring His Brother Bill, One City at a Time
Last year, we shared the story of John Nicholson, who set out to celebrate the life of his brother Bill by visiting all 55 cities of England. His plan was simple but deeply meaningful: travel by train, raise a glass to Bill in a Nicholson pub, or light a candle in...
Helen completes the London Marathon and raises over £2000 for LMRUK!
Despite a foot injury that disrupted her training six weeks before the marathon — and began causing pain before mile 13 — Helen Chalton still completed the London Marathon in 5 hours and 37 minutes. Reflecting on the race, she said, “I didn’t push things and just...
Meet Our Two New Research & Review Committee Members
We are delighted to welcome Dr Katherine Bridge and Professor Alex Tonks to our Research & Review Committee. The Committee is comprised of leading scientists and clinicians appointed by our Board of Trustees to evaluate applications submitted to the charity’s...
Hartlepool triathlete takes on the London Marathon for the first time this Sunday
Hartlepool triathlon runner Helen Chalton will be celebrating her 54th birthday by taking on the London Marathon this Sunday. It’s only the second time she has applied, and she’s delighted to have secured a place. Helen is a keen runner and has taken part in numerous...
