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In the meantime, you can catch up on our latest updates from the Policy & Campaigns team using the links below.
- Cross-party support for a National Brain Tumour Strategy as we hand in our open letter to the government! by Glenn SaitchMore than 52,000 of you joined our call for a National Brain Tumour Strategy and now Parliamentarians across the political spectrum have added their support.
- What’s next for our No Brainer campaign? by Glenn SaitchOur open letter to the Government calling for a National Brain Tumour Strategy has been a huge success – but we’re not slowing down yet!
- Why we need a National Brain Tumour Strategy: Simon and Ella’s storyby Helen RogersMeet Simon and Ella and learn about why Ella believes a National Brain Tumour Strategy is a No Brainer!
- Campaigning for a National Brain Tumour Strategy across three of the devolved nationsby Liam MacLua-HodgsonThis Brain Tumour Awareness Month we held three events in the parliaments of Scotland, Wales and Westminster. Highlighting our new It’s a No Brainer campaign and enabling volunteers to share their experiences with policymakers.
- Our open letter reaches 40,000 signatures in less than four weeks!by Glenn SaitchOur open letter now has 40,000 signatures. But we’re not done yet! There’s still time to sign it before we close the open letter on 15 April.
- A National Brain Tumour Strategy? It’s A No Brainer! by The Brain Tumour CharityOn 29 February, we stood outside Westminster alongside 34 members of the brain tumour community to launch our campaign calling for a National Brain Tumour Strategy. Read on to find out why.
- What would it take to close the care gap for brain tumours?by Glenn SaitchWe’re marking World Cancer Day by looking at the ways that existing strategies for tackling cancer can inadvertently exclude the brain tumour community.
- Closing the deadly cancer gap: Voices from Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day by Liam MacLua-HodgsonFollowing Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day, our advocates at the events share their experience of attending and what they would like to see happen next.
- Collaborating in Scotland to accelerate a cure for brain tumoursby Liam MacLua-HodgsonAn update from our Policy and Campaigns team following an exciting week in Scotland.