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From signing up to how to pay in your fantastic fundraising, we cover it all in answers to our frequently asked questions.

After treatment, most breast cancers don’t come back. But sometimes breast cancer can return. Find out more about the different types of breast cancer recurrence.

When she was diagnosed 5 years ago, Fran decided to approach her treatment with positivity. Now she looks back at the things that helped her through.

From discos to gala balls. Bring people together and dance the night away to raise vital funds for breast cancer research and support.

One year on, Fran looks back at how she felt after treatment and how far she has come since then.

Opting in to take part in a clinical trial has helped Hilary to realise the importance of research and motivated her to do more to represent patient views in breast cancer research.

Check out some ideas on how you could reach your fundraising target, whether it be £100 or £1,000.

Find out how drinking alcohol can affect your risk of breast cancer and the benefits of limiting the amount you drink.

Fran, from Dorset, tells us how writing helped her move forward after treatment, and gives her top tips for starting to write.

Laura, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, went through a course of 33 radiotherapy sessions, here she offers her advice for anyone preparing to go through radiotherapy.

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