Bob Champion Cancer Trust

Bob Champion Cancer Trust Funding scientific research for over 40 years discovering newer and kinder treatments for male cancers

In 2000 the Trust opened the Bob Champion Cancer Research Laboratories in conjunction with the Institute of Cancer Research creating the first male dedicated research centre in Europe. It is within this facility that their current research projects take place on prostate cancer. In the UK it has been estimated that one in every 14 men will develop prostate cancer. The incidence of this disease is

also increasing and, within the next decade, is set to overtake colon cancer and even lung cancer to become the more common cancer in men. Prostate cancer, therefore, represents a major national health problem. The BCCT team is focused in understanding the detailed or molecular basis of development of prostate cancer. Success of this research will ultimately lead to the development of better clinical management of prostate cancer and to new prostate cancer treatments.

🤠Hoedown time is fast approaching and our President, Bob Champion will be joining us in his finest Western outfit for th...
23/08/2026

🤠Hoedown time is fast approaching and our President, Bob Champion will be joining us in his finest Western outfit for the evening on Friday 11th September in Pulborough, West Sussex.

🌵There will be a fabulous saloon-style drinks reception, Western-inspired BBQ, line dancing and more. Come and join us for what promises to be a great fun evening to support our research. Our last few tickets are on sale for £60 - the link to the tickets below ⬇

https://www.bobchampion.org.uk/hoedown-2026.htm

💙Some of our supporters may have read on Bob’s page that he’s been undergoing cancer treatment for early-stage ...
03/07/2026

💙Some of our supporters may have read on Bob’s page that he’s been undergoing cancer treatment for early-stage bladder cancer over the past six weeks at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.

His treatment has involved a type of chemotherapy delivered directly into the bladder, targeting the treatment in the most effective way whilst minimising side effects. Although he’s feeling tired after the treatment he’s feeling very positive and is incredibly grateful to the team at Addenbrookes for his treatment and care.

We have our fingers crossed that the treatment has been successful and wish Bob a speedy recovery. Here’s Bob with Walter, jockey William Buick’s father at The National Stud in Newmarket celebrating the end of his treatment.

🤠Saddle up for our Charity Hoedown with our President, Bob Champion on Friday 11th September at Lee Place Farm, Pulborou...
02/07/2026

🤠Saddle up for our Charity Hoedown with our President, Bob Champion on Friday 11th September at Lee Place Farm, Pulborough. Organised by our wonderful voluntary events committee, we've got a fabulous evening lined up with live music, dancing, bucking bronco and western-style BBQ.

Tickets are £60 and include a rodeo reception, BBQ and entertainment🐴. Come y'all and help make a difference to support our pioneering research 💙

For tickets and further details visit https://www.bobchampion.org.uk/hoedown-2026.htm

⛳️ A huge thank you to John and Janet Race, who organised a charity golf day at Heacham Manor Golf Club in support of th...
24/06/2026

⛳️ A huge thank you to John and Janet Race, who organised a charity golf day at Heacham Manor Golf Club in support of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust and Tapping House Hospice. The day was kindly sponsored by DSL Tyres.

Janet Kendal (left) and June raised a fantastic £385 on the ladies raffle and the overall best individual winner of the golf was Olly Bensley, pictured receiving the trophy from Jessica Large.

The day raised over £1,500 which was split between the charities and we're incredibly grateful to everyone who supported and organised such a fabulous event. Proceeds support our pioneering prostate cancer research The Institute of Cancer Research and University of East Anglia (UEA) 💙

Jeremy Clarkson’s recent prostate cancer diagnosis is a powerful reminder that this disease doesn’t discriminate. It aff...
21/06/2026

Jeremy Clarkson’s recent prostate cancer diagnosis is a powerful reminder that this disease doesn’t discriminate. It affects men from all walks of life—and early detection can save lives. 💙

Prostate cancer is now the most diagnosed cancer type in the UK, yet too many still don’t talk about it or get checked. Jeremy Clarkson shares his diagnosis and treatment journey on the popular Amazon Prime series Clarksons Farm demystifying that prostate cancer PSA testing involves a simple blood test from your GP.

At the Bob Champion Cancer Trust, we’re committed to raising awareness, funding vital research, and supporting those affected. Together, we can make a difference—through education, early diagnosis, and hope.

Take this as your sign to start the conversation, check your risk, and encourage the men in your life to do the same.

Wishing our incredible President, the one and only Dr Bob Champion CBE, a very happy birthday 🎉 Your resilience, determi...
04/06/2026

Wishing our incredible President, the one and only Dr Bob Champion CBE, a very happy birthday 🎉

Your resilience, determination and incredible support for the Bob Champion Cancer Trust continues to inspire us all. 🐎

Enjoy your special day 💙

Lucky bidders from a recent event enjoyed a fabulous walking tour of the Newmarket Gallops with local insight led by for...
12/05/2026

Lucky bidders from a recent event enjoyed a fabulous walking tour of the Newmarket Gallops with local insight led by former leading jockey Ian Watkinson. Ian enjoyed great success riding legendary jump horses including Tingle Creek, Night Nurse and Sea Pigeon in the 1970s.

The tour kicked off at the historical stables of St Gatien, named after the Derby-winning horse St Gatien. Built in the late 1800s, the yard has been a successful training base for over a century and is still a thriving yard today.

After the tour, the group enjoyed lunch at the yard with plenty of stories and racing nostalgia from over the years. We are incredibly grateful to Ian Watkinson and Kate Clark who generously donated this exclusive lot to support our fundraising 💙

05/05/2026
💥He did it 🏃congratulations to Jack Summers for completing the TCS London Marathon - a challenge he took on with extraor...
01/05/2026

💥He did it 🏃congratulations to Jack Summers for completing the TCS London Marathon - a challenge he took on with extraordinary determination in memory of his late mother.

Thanks to Jack’s incredible fundraising for the Bob Champion Cancer Trust he raised over £16,000 to support our pioneering cancer research 💙

Thank you Jack for carrying this mission with your heart and soul and to everyone who supported him on his journey 👏

⏰The countdown is well and truly on for our TCS London Marathon runner Jack Summers who'll be setting off tomorrow to ta...
25/04/2026

⏰The countdown is well and truly on for our TCS London Marathon runner Jack Summers who'll be setting off tomorrow to tackle the 26 miles in memory of his late mother. He's been training hard in the lead up to the big day and we wish him all the best 💙

🛎️ The silent auction that Jack has set up closes today at 4pm today so please do take a look and bid - from a day , tickets to , champagne and more do take a look to help support his fundraising effort to support our prostate cancer research at The Institute of Cancer Research and University of East Anglia (UEA).

https://tr.ee/uPpw4Zo5GZ

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