cancer

Did you know that every 15 minutes in the UK someone is diagnosed with bowel cancer? It is the third…

The Greystone Footbridge will be lit green from Saturday (2 February) to show Knowsley’s support for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.…

If you’re a woman aged 50 to 70 you may receive an invitation to attend an appointment in the mobile…

The latest Be Clear on Cancer campaign aims to raise awareness that ‘blood in pee’ is a key symptom of bladder and kidney cancer.

With April being Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, it’s a great time to get clued up on symptoms to look out for and find out more about screening kits.

‘Be clear on cancer’ – know the symptoms that could possibly be a sign of breast cancer.

Find out how you can get involved in Cervical Screening Awareness Week and how you can find out information about cervical screening.

The ‘it’ campaign encourages people to talk more about cancer and help people to feel less uncomfortable talking about ‘it’.

The new Be Clear on Cancer campaign hopes to encourage people with a persistent cough or breathlessness to get their symptoms checked out.

We’re showing our support for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity’s appeal by lighting up the Greystone Footbridge and the Our Place youth facility. What will you do?

A new bowel cancer awareness campaign is encouraging those who have received a free screening kit to return the completed kit as it really can save lives.

The mobile breast screening unit in Huyton has moved to a new location – here’s what you need to know if you receive an appointment.

If you have these symptoms, getting seen by a doctor NOW could save your life…

Could you become an ambassador for Breast Cancer UK and help raise awareness of how to prevent the illness in Knowsley?

A “spare five minutes” to have a check up in Knowsley’s Cancer iVan was the difference between life and death for Cllr Joan Lilly. Now she is urging others to make sure they get check ups, too.

New campaign aims to get people talking about cancer, in the hope that they’ll report symptoms sooner.

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet meeting for Wednesday, 6 April has just concluded. We look at what was agreed…