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Orange Autumn Challenge

date: Mon, 08/02/2010

World Child Cancer is delighted to announce their new walking event - the Orange Autumn Challenge. It is a 16 mile walk on Sunday 17th October along the River Thames from

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The Funding Network generously support World Child Cancer

date: Wed, 07/07/2010

Professor Tim Eden spoke to The Funding Network, a philanthropy group, on Thursday 1^st July about our new project in Ghana.

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Samuel Eto'o becomes a patron of World Child Cancer

date: Wed, 06/16/2010

We are excited to announce that Samuel Eto’o, Inter Milan striker and captain of the Cameroon national football team, has become our new Patron....

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Drinks Reception at the Scottish Parliament

date: Tue, 04/27/2010

On 27^th April Jack McConnell MSP hosted an evening reception at the Scottish Parliament in support of World Child Cancer.

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Reception at the House of Lords

date: Fri, 11/06/2009

On Thursday 5th November over 100 of our supporters and well-wishers gathered in the House of Lords at the Houses of Parliament for the official launch of World Child Cancer.

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Project at Hospital Universitario, Monterrey in Mexico now underway

date: Thu, 10/22/2009

We are delighted to announce the launch of another project to add to our expanding portfolio of projects.

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David Thomas arrived at UCH in London on 7 September after cycling 400 miles around the UK in aid of World Child Cancer

date: Wed, 10/21/2009

Congratulations to David Thomas who cycled 400 miles in September between some of the UK’s main child cancer treatment centres.

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The Grimley Gorrillas completed their marathon cycle ride on 19 September raising more than £6,000 for World Child Cancer.

date: Sat, 09/19/2009

On 19 September Jules Knott and five friends from his local pub, The Camp House Inn in Grimley near Worcester completed a 1,066 cycle ride from John O’Groats to Land’s End in support of World Child Cancer. Despite a wonky knee and a broken rib Jules was not deterred from getting to the finish line.

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