by fightingprostatecancer | Sep 7, 2026 | Campaigns, Events, Prostate Screening, Support Group
When we first planned the community screening clinic at Eaton Socon Healthcare Centre in St Neots, we initially set out with just 62 available appointments. As reported in the Hunts Post, the ambition grew into a dedicated mission to test as many men as possible....
by fightingprostatecancer | Jul 15, 2026 | Campaigns, Events, Prostate Screening, Publicity
Jyoti Shah joined the Bob Willis Fund and Sky TV at Edgbaston on 14 July 2026, as England faced India in the opening match of their three-game one-day international series. The occasion formed part of Blue for Bob Day, the Bob Willis Fund’s cricketing campaign to...
by fightingprostatecancer | May 8, 2026 | Campaigns, Events, Prostate Screening, Publicity, Support Group
Over the past year, I’ve stressed again that ‘Fighting Prostate Cancer’ has to do more grassroots campaigns. If we want earlier diagnosis and better outcomes, we have to meet people where they already gather—community centres, places of worship,...
by fightingprostatecancer | Oct 18, 2025 | Events
Mother India in Leicester hosted a vibrant DiwaliFest that combined celebration with community health awareness. Around 140 guests filled the restaurant, creating a warm, festive atmosphere of lights, colour and conversation. Alongside delicious food and music,...
by fightingprostatecancer | May 30, 2025 | Campaigns, Events, Prostate Screening, Publicity
The Fighting Prostate Cancer campaign, in partnership with the Bob Willis Fund’s ‘Blue for Bob Day’, came together to raise awareness and funds for medical research with the support of Sky Sports. The Blue for Bob Day at Edgbaston was organised by the Bob Willis Fund,...
by fightingprostatecancer | Jul 30, 2024 | Campaigns, Events, Prostate Screening
In a touching tribute to the legendary fast bowler Bob Willis, a group of England’s cricketing heroes recently stepped up to the crease in the fight against prostate cancer by attending our Fighting Prostate Cancer clinic. The Professional Cricketers...
