Choose from 12 stunning locations across UK and join 35,000 fellow hikers to raise life-changing funds for people living with cancer.

Join Team Macmillan for the world-famous London Marathon in 2027. Feel the buzz of the crowds, run past London’s most iconic landmarks, before finishing the race by Buckingham Palace. Apply for a ...

If you have cancer and need financial help, you may be able to get a grant or loan. These are available from local and national organisations in the UK. On this page, find out information about: ...

Run through the idyllic streets and past the beautiful scenery and historic buildings of Cambridge. The flat and fast course makes it ideal for beginners or for elites looking for a PB. Bag yourself ...

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Join us at London’s most scenic half marathon. Starting at Kew and ending in Old Deer Park, this route is picture perfect from start to finish. Take on this picturesque challenge and enjoy the ...

This guidance is designed to help professionals manage the consequences of cancer treatment for their patients.

Hot weather can be harder to manage when you are living with cancer. In this blog we have five tips to stay safe and comfortable during the heatwave. Staying safe in hot weather is important for ...

Macmillan is supporting six new Trailblazer sites to explore different ways of funding and delivering health and care in local communities. Richard Ball, Head of System Investments at Macmillan Cancer ...

The heart is a large muscle that pumps blood around the body. The blood delivers oxygen and nutrients around the body and takes away carbon dioxide and waste products. The heart is divided into 4 main ...

Talking about your thoughts and feelings may help you cope with the stress, anxiety and difficult feelings that can happen following a cancer diagnosis. Talking about your thoughts and feelings may ...

At Macmillan, we research the changing needs of people living with cancer and the people who support them. We do this to help us deliver services and campaigns, and do whatever it takes to support ...