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After finding out wear it pink would fall on her birthday, Gillian asked friends and family to take part in a ‘pink’ dip in the Scottish sea, to raise funds and awareness.

Returning to work after treatment, Kaz wondered ‘Will I be able to cope?’ Here are her top five tips for reclaiming your work routine after treatment ends.

Tracy Armstrong was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of 2019. After three operations, and with the COVID-19 pandemic creating even more challenges, she turned to us for support.

This is the end of season Ultra Challenge in the ‘Garden of England’. With 50km, 25km and 10km challenge options available, there's a challenge here for everyone!

We picked out your top self-care tips that you have shared with us.

The Breast Cancer Manifesto 2015 includes three bold ambitions that we want to see from the next government.

Whether you like to set a slow pace or prefer to put the pedal to the metal, join us for Europe’s longest-running charity bike ride. Starting at Clapham Common, you and your fellow riders will head out of the city and onto the South Downs, crossing the finish line on Brighton beach.

When Julie was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer during lockdown, she wanted to do something to ensure both she and her son stayed healthy and happy – so she took on a challenge.

Afternoon Tea was Debbie and Sarah’s way to achieve something positive out of their experience of breast cancer.

Tony found out he had an altered BRCA2 gene after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011. Before that, he had no idea what it could entail, and he worries that many people still don’t.

Researchers looked at additional support that could help women discuss their goals and priorities for breast reconstruction surgery with their surgeon.

Sarah was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. She tells us what it’s like to have breast cancer as a young woman and what she’s doing to raise awareness.

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