Sport has played a central role in the lives of both Pelagia Mavrakis and Marialena Kaframani.

Without clinical researchers in Yorkshire, many breakthroughs in cancer research wouldn’t benefit people living in our region. Working in hospitals, universities…

One of the most important shifts is the move from describing what charities do, to demonstrating what difference they make. At Yorkshire Cancer Research, this is already central to how we communicate our work. We look beyond outputs to outcomes, by measuring the real-world impact of our research and services, including the additional years of life they deliver.

At this year’s ASCO, it was clearer than ever before how quickly science is evolving, and how fundamentally it is changing our understanding of cancer itself.

In 2025, Gift Aid contributed £1.7 billion to charities. For Yorkshire Cancer Research, the Government scheme is one of the most effective and immediate ways we can increase funds for life-saving research and services without asking supporters to give more.

Yorkshire Cancer Research has a bold ambition to further develop Yorkshire as a “research-active” region, where hospitals and universities work together to grow cancer research talent and capacity for the benefit of everyone who lives here.

Every day, researchers are uncovering more about the complex relationship between our bodies, our environments and our risk of developing cancer.  Recent headlines…

Superstores give us opportunities that traditional high street shops can’t. Their larger floorspace means we can display a broader range of stock, curate stronger visual merchandising and make the most of every donation we receive.

Charities not only need to survive uncertainty but also need the resilience, agility and the confidence to continue delivering impact through it.

The tobacco industry makes enormous profits, and it's hard to understand why companies earning such extraordinary sums are allowed to pass the real costs of smoking…

When His Majesty the King and the Princess of Wales each shared their cancer diagnosis, the country was reminded that cancer is universal.It crosses every boundary,…

Yorkshire Cancer Research warmly welcomes the National Cancer Plan, published yesterday.By committing to meeting all cancer waiting times by 2029 and pledging that…