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 | Apr 28, 2025 | Campaigns, Prostate Screening
Fighting Prostate Cancer continued its vital community outreach by partnering once again with the Leicestershire Freemasons for a successful clinic on 26th April 2025. This collaborative event provided men with free, confidential prostate cancer screenings in a...
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...
by fightingprostatecancer | May 15, 2024 | Campaigns, Prostate Screening, Publicity
Since we have been running these clinics, more and more local groups are coming forward, requiring further information and awareness workshops. This is wonderful news, as in less than a decade, tremendous strides have been made in the discussion of prostate cancer...
by fightingprostatecancer | Apr 15, 2024 | Prostate Screening
Since 30 December 2023, we have completed four clinics on the ‘Health Outreach Bus’ outside Peterborough Town Hall. We have now seen 200 men on the bus, and we will be planning more screening clinics. In addition, we have been raising awareness through attending...
by fightingprostatecancer | Mar 24, 2024 | Prostate Screening
We were invited to do a screening programme with the Freemason community in Nottingham. Since I personally moved from Burton Hospital to Peterborough, this was the first clinic outside Peterborough. It was wonderful to meet the people we had worked with before. As we...
