Training is underway for us to lace up our running shoes for the Tatton 10K on 9th November. We all want to make a contribution to the invaluable work of Friends of Rosie in funding new research projects into childhood cancer detection and treatment.

Childhood cancer research is underfunded and often the treatments available to children can be agressive. Friends of Rosie wants to change that by funding research into new treatments that provide better outcomes for children and young adults.

This cause is close to our hearts, and we are committed to raising £1000 to support their essential work, something that will motivate us on those early morning training runs and keep us going on November 9, 2024. With your support, we can achieve our target and make a difference in the detection and treatment of childhood cancers.