If you or someone you know has any symptoms that might be linked to breast or other cancers, don’t wait, visit your doctor now!
If you or someone you know has any symptoms that might be linked to breast or other cancers, don’t wait, visit your doctor now!
Welcome to Walk the Walk's Media page, where you can find all the latest Press Releases and news about the charity.
We have a variety of inspiring case studies, including a number of men who have had breast cancer and are passionate about raising awareness.
Nina Barough CBE Walk the Walk's Founder and Chief Executive, who had breast cancer herself, is a Power Walking expert, author of 'Walking for Fitness’ and she is delighted to give interviews.
For all media enquiries, please contact Lisa or Jen on 01483 741430 or email [email protected].
High Resolution images can be provided to the Media on request. See below for examples:
Entries are now open for The Moonwalk Scotland 2018! Breast cancer charity Walk the Walk is encouraging women, men and young people to ‘get famous’ and channel their inner celebrity by signing up for the walking challenge.
Law firm, Squire Patton Boggs, has presented £50,000 to breast cancer charity, Walk the Walk.
Local dignitaries, including The Mayor and Mayoress of Woking, Councillor Graham Cundy and Mrs Sarah Cundy, as well as Jonathan Lord, MP for Woking, were amongst the guests showing their support for Woking-based breast cancer charity Walk the Walk last night (Tuesday 3rd October).
To raise awareness and encourage men to check themselves regularly, six men who have had breast cancer were brought together in London on Tuesday 3rd October by Walk the Walk. It is believed to be the largest group of men who have had breast cancer, to have gathered in the UK. Some of the men had never met another male breast cancer patient before and shared their incredible stories for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Six men who have been diagnosed with breast cancer tell their incredible stories during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, as a new survey shows more than half of men have never checked themselves for symptoms of breast cancer.
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