NHSE Audit of Secondary Breast Cancer

NHS England is to fund the first national secondary breast cancer audit to produce accurate information about the numbers living with this disease.  The audit will also give insight into the needs and experiences of people living with metastatic breast cancer and so help to ensure that the treatment and care programmes and services needed…

Riding the Trans Pennine Trail

Katie, Jenny and Kate are taking on a huge challenge to raise money for charity.  Although they are not avid bikers they are aiming to cycle the Trans Pennine Trail, a distance of 206 miles across Northern England, in four days.  The Trail starts in Stockport on the West Coast and continues through Liverpool, Warrington,…

Our Brighton Superheroes

Tim, Lyndell and Harry did it in true Superhero style for Secondary1st.  They each completed the full Marathon distance of 42.185 km plus the unexpected extra 568 metres added on by the organisers’ mistake in calculating the course distance, and finished in fantastic times.  They found it a truly rewarding experience and their amazing costumes…

Brighton Superheroes

Tim, Lyndell and Harry are looking forward to the Brighton Marathon on 12th September.  The three superheroes will follow the 42.195km course from the start at Preston Park down to the seafront, passing Black Rock and the Brighton Marina, then turning back along the front to the Power Station and through Hove to the finish…

The Young and The Breathless

This team of Tracey, Jacob and Sam will be taking part in the Thames Path Challenge on Saturday and Sunday 11th and 12th September to raise more money for Secondary1st.  The 100km route starts at Putney Bridge and heads upstream along the Thames towpath through Richmond, Hampton Court, Runnymede and Windsor to Henley. Tracey has…

Walk for Dawn

Dawn’s family and friends organised the Walk for Dawn in her memory.   On 31st July 37 family members and friends got together to walk 10km and raised nearly £7000 for Secondary1st to help fund research into secondary breast cancer so that scientist can develop more effective treatments.