Macmillan Cancer Support

Mev Ghazanfar, a HR business partner who was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in 2018. She is among the thousands of people living with cancer who are being "ghosted" by loved ones as they navigate their diagnosis and treatment.

Hampshire woman 'ghosted' by friends following cancer diagnosis

Quiz winners The Cats Are No Wiser with £100 prize

Hundreds raised for Macmillan and local animal rescue charities

From L-R: Katie, Chris and Kerry

Trio to set off on 46-mile walk to raise money for cancer charity

Benita and her family, at the Stagecoach Portsmouth depot, alongside Colin Ashcroft, Operations Manager

Stagecoach South driver raises more than £1,700 for Macmillan after "Brave the S...

Nearly 1 in 2 people in the UK will be diagnosed with some form of cancer in their lifetime.

Brits urged to act this World Cancer Day

Moments after waking up from surgery. I don't remember it being taken.

While my wife supported me, Macmillan supported her

Stagecoach bus

Portsmouth bus operator raises funds for Macmillan Cancer Support through employ...

South Coast Mighty Hike

South Coast Mighty Hike raises £1 million for Macmillan to support people living...

Driver raises more than £1,050 through 12-hour darts marathon

Triinu Org, General Manager and Rachel Hinett, Home Services Advisor

Care home has a 'latte' fun at MacMillan Coffee Morning

Churchill Living supports Macmillan's World's Biggest Coffee Morning this September

Churchill pledges to donate £5 for every visitor to Macmillan Coffee Mornings in...

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Portsmouth driver to take on 12-hour darts marathon for Macmillan Cancer Support

24 hour archery world record attempt for Macmillan

John Burkhill was taking part with his pram and green wig. Photo: David Kessen, National World

The real-life Barbie, the Million Pound Man and an inspiring author

John Burkhill was taking part with his pram and green wig. Photo: David Kessen, National World

Meet the 86-year-old hero who raised £1m for cancer charity

Children at Newtown C of E Primary School, Gosport, have turned up to school wearing blue today to remember Jack Beames.

Picture:Habibur Rahman

Primary school takes part in 'very special' fundraiser
Students at a primary school have turned up dressed head to toe in blue to remember a 22-year-old who died of bone cancer.
Sophie Lewis

Newtown Primary School is organising a fundraising day in memory of Jack Beames who died at the age of 22.

"We are turning the school blue in memory of Jack"

Hannah Bentley had her head shaved for MacMillan, in Glamis Court, Stubbington. Ms Bentley is pictured with professional hairdresser Samantha Hughes, front left, and residents
Picture: Chris Moorhouse (120624-10)

Woman braves the shave for "cause close to her heart"

Sarah (second from left) and Deucalion (centre) with their colleagues for 1Drive who will be completing a charity walk in March in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Driving instructors set up charity walk to support colleague

Lars Atkins atop the Matterhorn, with his MacMillan flag

Lars overcomes mountainous challenge to help charities close to his heart

The Spinnaker Tower just before the sunrise.

Spinnaker Tower's 'Sky Bar' set to open

'Unwavering dedication to the cause’ - Brian Herman

‘Macmillan was there for my wife, so I’ll do whatever I can for them’

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Portsmouth Royal British Legion building will be demolished for new flats

The Spinnaker tower just before the sunrise taken by Marcin Jedrysiak Instagram: @MarcinJ_Photos

Macmillan Cancer Support will become new sponsor of Portsmouth's Spinnaker Tower

Artist's impression of the tower

Spinnaker Tower set to have new adverts on it

The tower all lit up in green - though it will not be repainted as part of the partnership

Spinnaker Tower partnership with Macmillan announced

Carole Henderson and Andrea Jones organised a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan.

Navy hosts charity coffee morning to raise funds for Macmillan
A ROYAL Navy school raised over £100 for cancer with a coffee morning which left sailors with satisfied smiles.
Elsa Waterfield

Portsmouth friends Matt Burnett, Sonny Dobson, Sam Sargeant, Shaun Legg and Dave Pike cross the London to Brighton cycle ride finish line in September.

Portsmouth pals cycle 55 miles and raise over £4,000 for Macmillan

Fiona Davey, 45, with her brother (right) Kieran Lane, 47, and their dad John Lane, 72
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A family are set to complete the Great South Run in memory of their loved one

Martin Ellwood was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2020 and sadly passed away in August this year after a battle with the disease.
Pictured: Martin taking part in the Great South Run in a previous year.

Grieving daughter takes her dad's place in the Great South Run

George Alagiah and Mary Huckle (photo: Rankin/Macmillan Cancer Support)

Fighting cancer together with Macmillan's Coffee Morning

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MacMillan cancer charity backed by M&S - including new products and 5p donations...

One member of the golfing friends said he had 'massively underestimated' the challenge.

HMS Collingwood officer helps to raise £1,500 for Macmillan with 'golf marathon'

Gosport MP Caroline Dinenage and Meon Valley MP Flick Drummond in the Westminster tug of war. Picture: Contributed

Politicans battle it out in fundraising tug of war contest

Greene King launches £10k prize draw in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support

Stuart and friends outside the Meon Pub in Southsea Picture: Keith Woodland

Husband and his pals shave their heads in support of his wife battling cancer

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Major Jacquie Barlow raised £20,000 for charity after completing the Great South Run. Photo: British Army.

Guinness World Record breaker and cancer survivor raises £20,000 for charity at ...

Colleagues taking part in the fundraising walk

Walk sees colleagues trek 27.5 miles to raise funds for cancer support

Matt Taylor and Niall Baker are taking on a 100-mile run along the South Downs Way to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Care

Friends to run 100-mile ultramarathon along South Downs Way for charity

File photo dated 20/10/20 of hospital staff on a Covid-19 ward. Photo: PA Wire/PA Images

Number of emergency cancer patients in Portsmouth at six-year high

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

Runners to find out if they have a place in biggest London Marathon ever - and h...

Bill and Barbara Wright outside their home in Portchester on 27 November 2020. Picture: Habibur Rahman

Couple put up hundreds of Christmas lights for charity display

Mark Duncan from Waterlooville and his 16-year-old son Will are hoping their light display will encourage people to dig deep for Macmillan Cancer Support

Father and son set up festive light display to raise funds for charity

Up to 50,000 people in the UK could have undiagnosed cancer - signs to watch out...

Twins Marcie and Sammie Mayhead ran two miles each day in September to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support and Cancer Research UK

Twins run 2 miles a day for a month for cancer charities

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Wellington Vale staff in their superhero costumes at the Waterlooville care home

Waterlooville care home staff to run Macmillan drive-through coffee morning

Poppy Crown, 5 from Havant, is having her hair cut off for the Little Princess Trust and will raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support

Schoolgirl to have hair cut off for Little Princess Trust

Jane Williams from Waterlooville braved the shave to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. Pictured: Jane before and after

Grandmother braves the shave for cancer charity

A group of friends dubbed the Tee Birdies are taking on a 72-hole golf challenge for Macmillan Cancer Support at Lee-on-the-Solent golf club. Pictured l-r: Jim Porter, Will Noland, Jason Smith, Liam Riddy

Golfers to take on 72-hole challenge for cancer charity

Landlord Mark waited more than eight months for a hair cut. Picture: Mark Newman

Pub landlord braves the shave in memory of predecessor

Caroline Setford, from Leigh Park, braved the shave for Macmillan Cancer Support and has raised more than £1,300 so far.

Leigh Park woman braves the shave and raises £1,300

Graham Turner is organising the 8th charity five-hour five-a-side tournament to raise funds for Macmillan and Marie Curie. Pictured: Players from the 2019 event. Picture by Kevin Handford

Five-hour five-a-side tournament to return for 8th year to support Macmillan and...

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