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More than 80 people took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks to show their support for people with cancer in our region. Armed with waterproofs, snacks and support from expert guides, all groups completed the 24-mile distance within the 12-hour goal. The unpredictable Yorkshire Dales weather did nothing to dampen spirits, and this amazing bunch have collectively raised more than £23,000 to help fund l...

Worldwide evidence demonstrates that exercise for people with cancer can save lives. We believe that exercise-based treatment should be available to all people with cancer, so they can benefit from reduced side effects from other treatments, improved recovery and reduced risk of cancer coming back. The Active Together service, funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research, has supported hundreds of peopl...

Andy Wilson gives an insight into the bowel cancer research being funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research to help save lives in Yorkshire, and beyond.

Lucy Couth, one of the charity’s health service experts, shines a light on bowel screening, what is involved, and why it is so important.

Yorkshire author Hannah Russell, who was diagnosed twice with cancer, is taking on a 150-mile challenge to help raise funds for vital research. She shares her motivation for taking part.

Diane Cristy-Lewis, 73, from Roundhay in Leeds, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2021 after it was detected through routine screening, despite having no symptoms. She is now urging people to take part in bowel screening after recent analysis shows a quarter of eligible people in Yorkshire do not complete the test.

Active Together offers free, personalised fitness, nutrition and wellbeing support for people following a cancer diagnosis, delivered by qualified professionals. The service has helped hundreds of people across Yorkshire prepare for and recover from their cancer treatment. This is Peter's experience. Find out more: www.yorkshirecancerresearch.org.uk/active-together

More than 8,000 people have been screened for signs of lung cancer since the Leeds Lung Health Check first opened its doors five years ago. Since the pioneering trial began at the end of 2018, almost 350 lung cancers have been detected, with the majority found at an early stage when they can usually be treated successfully.

Together we’re changing Yorkshire’s cancer story, for good. Yorkshire Cancer Research exists so that more people in our region can live longer healthier lives, free of cancer. Thanks to the kindness of supporters, our independent charity has been funding research and saving lives since 1925. Find out more: www.yorkshirecancerresearch.org.uk/

With the support of Yorkshire Smokefree Calderdale and Yorkshire Cancer Research, people in Halifax are significantly improving their health and saving money by making the switch from smoking to vaping. Vaping is much less harmful than smoking and the health benefits of switching from tobacco can be felt within hours. Evidence shows vaping can be up to twice as effective as Nicotine Replacement...

Exercise and Cancer

Trailer: Exercise and Cancer

Happy Yorkshire Day

Pickering shop celebrates its first anniversary

Active Together: the benefits of exercise for people with cancer

A pioneering exercise research centre to open for people with cancer

Diagnosing lung cancer early in Leeds

Here for Hayley

Hayley and Luke

Hayley and Louie

Hayley and Natalie

Hayley and Caroline

Shine bright: Yorkshire Stars light up buildings across the region

Shining a light on people affected by cancer: the Bond family's experience

Can cancer outcomes actually get better in Yorkshire?

Five reasons why cancer is worse in Yorkshire

A brand new shop in the heart of Harrogate

For More Life Without Cancer | No Matter Where

Active Together