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A team of cyclists recently completed a 340 mile cycle from London to Cologne, raising more than £24,000 for CCLG.

10-year-old Meg Cherry has been raising funds in memory of family friend Izzy to support research into Langerhans cell histiocytosis.

We'd like to say a huge thank you to the team at Delifrance in Wigston, Leicestershire, who have raised more than £1800 to support research into neuroblastoma.

Thanks to all of our supporters who have taken on running challenges to raise funds for CCLG.

We'd like to say a huge congratulations to all of the #teamCCLG walkers who took part in the Keswick to Barrow and Coniston to Barrow walks on Saturday 6 May.

The CCLG Summer Education Meeting will include a call for abstracts and the inclusion of a poster session for trainees, nurses and allied health professionals. Oral presentations and posters present an excellent opportunity to stimulate debate, ra...

A research team from Southampton is asking for volunteers to talk to them about how they think psychological and social support can be best provided, in order to understand how to develop better ways of delivering such care.

We're pleased to launch a newly revised and updated edition of our popular story book 'Will and Sophie have radiotherapy' to help children understand their radiotherapy treatment.

The latest issue of Contact magazine focuses on appearance and body image, with articles from patients, parents and professionals.

A new e-learning module has been created to help doctors and healthcare professionals spot the signs of cancer in children and young people.

Matt Cherry is taking part in the 'Chase the Sun' 207 mile cycle on 17 June, in memory of Isobel to support research into Langerhan's cell histiocytosis.

CCLG is pleased to launch a research funding opportunity in partnership with the Grace Kelly Ladybird Trust, supporting research into rare childhood cancers.

We are delighted to have been accepted into membership of the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC), the national membership organisation of leading medical and health research charities.

Our new booklet entitled 'My child has a brain or spinal tumour' is a practical information resource to help and support parents and families of a child diagnosed with a brain or spinal tumour.

2016 has been another incredibly busy and successful year for Team Jake, with the highlight being the Jake Ellis Charity Ball.

Our new booklet, 'Managing family life and cancer', offers helpful advice and practical tips from other parents to support families following a childhood cancer diagnosis.

We are currently recruiting for a Corporate Fundraiser, Community Fundraiser, and Data Collection Project Manager.

We are delighted to announce that CCLG has funded a research project to help us better understand childhood leukaemia, from funds raised in memory of Toti Worboys.

We are delighted to announce the awarding of two grants to support research into Wilms' tumours, the most common type of childhood kidney cancer.

We're pleased to announce the publication of a series of factsheets on the use of cancer drugs in children, to support parents, carers and patients better understand their treatment and the drugs that are used.

We'd like to say a huge thank you to all of our amazing fundraisers over the last few months, including...

We are delighted to have received a donation of £14,185 as a result of pupils and staff of Stowmarket High School taking part in a sponsored walk

Cancer support charity CLIC Sargent has launched new online advice and information for teenagers and young adults concerned about the potential impact of cancer treatment on their fertility, who want to learn more about their options.

CCLG and Little Princess Trust are pleased to announce a further round of grants can now be applied for by researchers to help us beat childhood cancer.

The latest issue of CCLG's Contact magazine is out now, with a theme of 'school life and cancer'