2015

These boots are made for fundraising Staff from Cancer Support Scotland, including Gwen Mosson from Cumbernauld (pictured left), have launched a ‘Heel Appeal’ to raise vital funds for the charity. Gwen and her colleagues strapped on everything from stilletos to skating boots as they urged people to “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”. The… Read More »Put your best foot forward to help charity

One marathon a year might be enough of a challenge for most people but David Allsop is running both the London and Edinburgh events to raise money for Cancer Support Scotland after his fiancee died from breast cancer. David says he’s running the marathons in memory of Deborah “a unique girl with a glittery personality,… Read More »Marathon Man raises cash for Cancer Support Scotland

  We were delighted to start a partnership relationship with Prostate Cancer UK, to provide complementary therapies to men and their families who have been affected by prostate cancer. They can also access our Talking Therapy service, this is at our Calman Centre or any of our outreach services. If you have been affected by Prostate cancer… Read More »Partnership agreement signed with Prostate Cancer UK

BROADCASTERS Kaye Adams and Judith Ralston added glamour to the launch of Cancer Support Scotland’s fund-raising ‘Heel Appeal’. Kaye and Judith, both strong supporters of the charity, strapped on their stiletto heels as they urged people to “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”. Kaye said: “This is a fun way to raise money for… Read More »Stars put best foot forward for charity

We’re absolutely delighted to announce that Cancer Support Scotland have been chosen as Charity of the Year by our local branch of the Scottish Building Society. We look forward to working closely with the Scottish Building Society team with fundraising and volunteering activities. To get the partnership off to a flying start the Scottish Building… Read More »Charity of the Year partnership with Scottish Building Society

We are delighted to award Michael Buchanan has been made our Honorary President of Cancer Support Scotland. Cancer Support Scotland presented Michael, his wife May and his family with a Quaich and certificate to mark this very special honour. Michael and his wife May have been connected to the organisation for over 20 years.

Professor Kenneth MacKenzie is a consultant otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgeon and is a visiting Professor of University of Glasgow. Based at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Gartnavel General Hospital, Glasgow, Kenneth has retired as a practitioner to focus on his academic work. Prof MacKenzie graduated from the University of Dundee in 1978 and became a… Read More »Special Adviser to the board announced

PETER Pan star Jenny Douglas, currently topping the bill in the fairytale classic at the King’s Theatre in Glasgow, are backing Cancer Support Scotland’s aim of helping even more patients next year. Jenny who plays Tiger Lily in the JM Barrie classic, praised the charity for being able to meet continually rising demand after the… Read More »Peter Pan stars back charity’s bid to help more cancer patients