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The Bob Champion Cancer Trust
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The race so far...
The success of The Bob Champion Cancer Trust in the research field owes much to our policy of rapid assessment for funding of carefully selected research projects, thereby opening the way to early investigation of any potential advances in treatment.
The race isn't over yet...
Professor Colin Cooper outlines future research projects at the recently completed Bob Champion Centre for Urological Cancers...
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 With this site comes special thanks to all our fundraisers; I appreciate your continued hard work on our behalf, without which we would not be able to support the wonderful research team at our laboratory.
I would very much like to encourage interested fundraisers to take up the challenge of helping to raise valuable funds for the Trust. I know that both Lucy and Kate will be delighted to discuss any ideas you may have to assist our efforts.
May I take this opportunity of wishing you all well and I hope we can meet at one of our future events.
Bob Champion, MBE
Sunday 23rd June 2013 - Battersea Park
Please click here for entry application
Photo courtesy of Gloucestershire Media.
Please contact Lucy for more information, or click on the image above for tickets.
Please contact us to find out about future events info@bobchampion.org.uk or call 020 7924 3553.
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If you have always wanted to organise an event, but weren't too sure how to go about it, why not speak to Lucy or Kate and you can chat about some possibilities. It doesn't matter how small or large the event, we will be there to offer advice and give you all the support you need. If you're interested - make that call!
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The Bob Champion Cancer Trust is funding a research project in the laboratory of Professor Colin Cooper. Colin comes from Swaffham in Norfolk. He obtained his first degree at the University of Warwick and has trained at the National Institute of Health and at the Dana Farber Institute in the USA. Colin and his laboratory have been responsible for identifying cancer genes involved in the development of sarcomas, kidney cancer and, bladder cancer. These discoveries have underpinned the development of specific molecular tests for individual cancer types including synovial sarcoma. |
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