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Experience the Peak District's beauty as you travel along this breath-taking route. Enjoy magnificent landscapes and connect with nature.

After finishing her breast cancer treatment, Joanna wanted to get active while raising money for Breast Cancer Now. She signed up for the Pink Ribbon Walk 2024 and formed a group of walkers to join her. Here are Joanna’s tips on preparing for your walk and getting a group together.

Rebecca talks about speaking to children, friends, family and strangers about a secondary breast cancer diagnosis.

When Kit was initially diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at the age of 33, she was shocked. She explains why she refuses to let her cancer define her.

Learn about diet and secondary breast cancer, including whether you need supplements and how to manage changes to your diet.

2 months after her primary breast cancer diagnosis, Paula got the news she had secondary breast cancer. Keeping a positive mindset, Paula’s not letting it stop her and enjoying life as it comes. This year, she’s taking on a Pink Ribbon Walk so more people like her can get support.

Thanks to research, we now know more about triple negative breast cancer and are finding kinder and smarter ways to treat it.

When David's wife, Gill, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018, their lives changed forever. Now, in Gill's memory, David and his friends are taking on an ambitious golfing challenge, pushing themselves to raise vital funds for cancer charities like Breast Cancer Now. They've already raised over £100,000 and are determined to go even further.

Learn about the targeted therapy, ribociclib (Kisqali), including whether you might be offered it, how it’s given and the side effects you could have.

Claire Rowney, chief executive of Breast Cancer Now, said:

Responding, Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

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