Macmillan Cancer Support

Participants will run past local sights including York Minster for the Yorkshire Marathon and Yorkshire 10 Mile. (Photo by Oli Scarff / AFP via Getty Images)

Yorkshire Marathon Festival 2023: Over 10,000 people expected to take part

Macmillan Charity Raceday has already raised approaching £10m since 1971.

The Macmillan Charity Raceday holds great significance - William Derby

Three University of Bradford student paramedics are planning to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to raise money for charity. The team - known as Par-oar-medics - consists of third-year students Ken Bordt, Tom Dowdy and Ethan Chapman.:Talisker Whisky Challenge

Yorkshire student paramedics plan Atlantic rowing challenge

A team of 60 people from BHP has raised £20,047 for charities across the UK after they completed the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge.

How a team from BHP raised £20,047 for charity in the Three Peaks challenge

Macmillan has thanked its charity fundraisers in Yorkshire on World Cancer Day.

Macmillan’s thanks on World Cancer Day – Yorkshire Post Letters

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Dianne Lyons, chief executive of Citizens Advice Leeds, said: “This pilot is helping more people get the advice they need, when and where they need it. We know that there are massive economic pressures on people and families within our communities.

Yorkshire Building Society is helping hundreds of families cope with price rises

Ben Green from Hambleton, near Selby, was given a year to live in March 2020 after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer. He has outlived predictions and is now walking 300 miles in three months with his brother Tom to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. Pictured with his dog Molly.
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Nurse given just a year to live before lockdown wants to be beacon of hope

The best non-alcoholic beers and spirits

Sober October for Macmillan: best non-alcoholic beers and spirits

The 12 amateur riders raised more than £150,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support

Stokesley amateur jockey wins the Ride of Their Lives charity horse race

The Government is being urged to act over cancer care provision.

This alarming shortage of cancer nurses demands action – Yorkshire Post Letters

Khalid is walking 13 miles across the Yorkshire Dales for Macmillan

Blind hiker aims to take on the Yorkshire Dales

This was Hollie Doyle after Glen Shiel provided her with the biggest win of her career at Ascot last October.

Sprinter Glen Shiel in ‘great order’ as Royal Ascot date arrives

The ballot results for this year’s marathon will be released online for the first time (Photo: Getty Images)

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There are concerns that many people have delayed coming forward with cancer symptoms over a fear of accessing healthcare settings or a perception they are closed.

Warning over impact of cancer delays which could be seen for 'years to come'

The Covid-19 pandemic is having a significant impact on cancer treatment, the head of a leading charity has warned.

We can’t let cancer become ‘forgotten C’ in face of Covid – Lynda Thomas

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Macmillan Cancer Support worker Helen Jones, who is embarking on ordination training to become a hospital chaplain. Image: Simon Hulme.

Yorkshire mum inspired to become hospital chaplain after breast cancer battle

Katelyn (right) and sister Brooke Powell.

Leeds sisters' cancer charity fundraising walk in memory of grandparents

Alistair and Laura Kettlewell

“Stay at home and save lives,” says dad with terminal cancer in moving video

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Inspirational West Yorkshire man live streaming staircase climb the equivalent o...
An inspirational West Yorkshire man is live streaming climbing his staircase the equivalent height of Everest for a cancer charity in memory of his mother-in-law.

Kitty King winning last year's event.

Bramham Horse Trials will be back "beter than ever" after cancellation

Millions of Britons could save up to 40% on holiday cover under this new rule

Marcus Beale from Leeds is rowing the Atlantic single-handedly and unsupported Picture People HR

Three Yorkshire teams set off on world’s most gruelling rowing race across the A...

Anne Sheehan has highlighted the work of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Macmillan Cancer Support and backing the most important coffee morning in the wo...

Anne Sheehan, owner of AS Music School in Sheffield, is among those to host events on Friday, September 27, to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Thousands across Yorkshire to host events for Macmillan Cancer Support's World's...

Anne Sheehan, backing Macmillan cancer support after the incurable cancer diagnosis of both her parents. She walks to Spain last year, the Camino de Santiago, over 12 weeks, to raise money. Picture: Chris Etchells

Yorkshire daughter's tribute to Macmillan nurses who helped grant dying mother's...

Pseudomyxoma peritonei is a very rare type of cancer, affecting an estimated one in every 1.7m people.

Cancer of the appendix explained - what is pseudomyxoma peritonei?

Lady Halifax in training for the Macmillan Ride of Their Lives.

Lady Halifax’s Macmillan race is a fitting debut - The Yorkshire Post says

Sheffield's 'Mad Man With A Pram' John Burkhill.

'I'm proud to be mad!' Sheffield charity pram man hits back at petition to stop ...

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Ian Toothill was determined to scale Everest after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Ian Toothill: Why cancer didnt' stop me conquering Everest
Told he had no more than a year to live, cancer sufferer Ian Toothill decided to scale Everest. He tells Sarah Freeman why he ignored medical advice to take on the biggest challenge of his life

OPENING TIME: The garden at Ellerker House, near York

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Men over 50 too afraid to visit a doctor - and pay with their lives

Karen McLean, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013, says she makes every day count.

'˜I spent a fortune after being told I was dying, then found out I wasn't'

Bracken Ghyll's Will Stoker.

Yorkshire golf: Will Stoker happy to put 108 down as his total at Bracken Ghyll

What now for the future staffing of the NHS?

Why 1.4m people are carers for cancer sufferers

'Ride of their Lives' participants during a training event at York Racecourse, pictured with former champion jockey Kevin Darley. Pictures: Bruce Rollinson.

Amateur riders get star treatment ahead of York charity race

Families '˜cannot afford cancer' - healthcare charity warns

Dying people '˜not getting enough to eat or drink in final days'

Christine Swiers, from Norton-le-Clay near Ripon, is one of 12 amateur riders taking part in Macmillan Cancer Supports annual race at York Racecourse on June 11

Secretary among amateur 12 preparing for racecourse debut

Ann and George Duffield are inviting the public along to their open day.

Flat trainer opens up to fill Middleham void

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Friends of the Elderly - a lonely person at Christmas

Thousands of cancer sufferers facing Christmas Day alone

Adrenaline Rush, a obstacles endurance challenge event at Harewood House. sat 17th oct 2915

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Cancer Care

Cancer sufferers clogging A&E due to lack of care support

Dominic Nutt: Our cancer care should not be a lottery

Charity warns that older people ‘not getting fair deal’ on cancer care

Club: Michael Cardwell just gets better of experienced Dave Slingsby

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Too many people are denied the right to die at home, say charities

Making an impression: The winners and judges of the Print Futures Awards 2014 at the House of Lords.

Charity looks to help plug skills gap in print

Open gardens offer a world of colour and interest to visitors.

Money grows on trees

Chief executive of macmillan Cancer Support, lynda Thomas,

Four out of five cancer patients go without help

Loneliness of half a million cancer sufferers

Tackling taboos to improve the end of life care

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Stark warning one in two will face cancer

Deanne Wilson who has suffered throat cancer at her home in Leeds. Picture by Anna Gowthorpe

Cancer putting patients at risk of losing homes

Overseas investor seals £5.95m office deal

Cancer patients win exemption from Humber Bridge toll charges

Nearly a year’s hangover for average British drinker, leading charity warns