New research suggests that ulixertinib may offer one of the first targeted therapies for the most common form of brain tumour in children.

A year on from his surgery, seven-year-old Ravi Adelekan has brought together a star-studded cast of celebrities and musicians to create a charity musical performance of The Greatest Showman’s “A Million Dreams” alongside Bastille, Paloma Faith, Mary Berry, Coldplay and Damon Albarn

On Friday 18th November, The Brain Tumour Charity’s Young Ambassadors turned DJs for an hour as they took over BBC Radio 2 as part of the BBC Children in Need Radio 2 takeover day, hosted by Scott Mills.

A major phase III clinical trial has found that novel treatment DCVax®-L can prolong the lives of people diagnosed with a new or recurrent glioblastoma.

NHS England has announced a national roll-out of ‘fast-track testing’ to help detect cancer

Namrata and Bhavesh Pandya, from Harrow, are calling for more research into DIPG brain tumours

The 10-year Cancer Plan for England aims to set out a vision and long term approach for cancer services in England until 2032

Double vision and frightening flashing black and white lights inspired a young woman to head to A&E for an emergency scan. She just knew something was wrong.

Autumn is busy time of year for our fundraisers! With so many big events taking place, we wanted to say a huge thank you to you all!

We wanted to say a huge thank you to all our supporters for helping us win.

We know from speaking to our community, that the legalities and processes of driving once you have a brain tumour diagnosis is a topic that is raised frequently and is understandably, a source of frustration for many people. We hope that this guide will provide some guidance and support to help make this as smooth as possible.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of the first-ever The Brain Tumour Charity Chair of Translational Neuro-Oncology at The University of Manchester’s Cancer Research Centre (MCRC).

We recently held our “What if…?” workshops as part of the development our our new organisational strategy – Beyond Brain Tumours.

James was first diagnosed with a brain tumour after having a seizure in 2018. Since then, he has had two awake craniotomies and a string of treatment types. Here, he shares his story on how he has navigated the uncertainty which came with it all.

The Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2021 results show that brain cancer has the lowest rating of care across all cancer sites

A mum-of-two who had surgery to remove a brain tumour counts herself as lucky after her optician encouraged her to have her symptoms investigated.

Phillipa Anders, an Involvement Champion at The Brain Tumour Charity, shares her experience attending the All Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer

Jade Mcmaster, 31, was diagnosed with a brain tumour after having a seizure whilst she was on a petrol station forecourt.

Natasha Tims, 30, from Chard spent the first years of her life plagued by the symptoms of an undiagnosed brain tumour.

Molly Day, 25, from Birmingham spent nearly 12 years of her life living with the undiagnosed symptoms of a brain tumour.

A woman who was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year is encouraging people to get checked if they have symptoms.

NHS data shows waiting time targets for suspected brain cancer in England were missed for the fifth time in last six months.

The second part of our interview with Sigourney Bell, a third-year PHD candidate at the CRUK Cambridge Institute and co-Founder of Black in Cancer.

We spoke with Sigourney Bell, a third-year PHD candidate at the CRUK Cambridge Institute and co-Founder of Black in Cancer, about her experiences as a researcher.