When Joel was diagnosed with a brain tumour he quickly raised £20k for a cancer charity - now he needs help too

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Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA mum living with a brain tumour is set to pound the pavement next month to raise vital funds for charity.During October, Leanne Walker, from Coylton, will be clocking up the miles around the village and Ayr seafront- with dog Roxi in tow- to coin in cash for The Brain Tumour Charity, the UK’s leading charity dedicated to fighting this devastating disease.Leanne is part of a team of nine Ayrshire

link.Beth was also thrown an end of chemo party where around 85 people attended, raising over £1400 for charity.Emma Foster, store director at Specsavers Hamilton, said: “Beth’s case, although rare, is an example of how vital it is to go for a regular eye examinations and to contact your optometrist if you’re experiencing any issues with your eyesight or discomfort.“We recommend getting your eyes checked every two years as they can detect various health conditions, not just changes in

First Aid Kit have shared two covers of classic Scandinavian pop hit ‘Come Give Me Love’ – hear the duo’s versions below.The song, written by Ted Gärdestad and produced by Björn and Benny of ABBA, has been covered in both Swedish and English by Johanna and Klara Söderberg.The new cover has been released to support The Swedish Cancer Society.

Sky News about how he fought back after battling not one, but two brain tumours.His first shocking diagnosis was in 2006, which was successfully treated, but he faced a second tumour in 2007 which could have seen his life come to an untimely end.He explained: ‘It was dangerous because the tumour grew very quickly.

Ellise Shafer editorThe cast of “Veep” is reuniting to help get former veep Joe Biden back into the White House.Julia Louis-Dreyfus took to Twitter today to announce the virtual reunion, which is a fundraiser for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.The reunion will take place on Oct. 4 at 6 p.m.

East Kilbride gym owners have raised more than £11,000 for charity in a 24-hour-event.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Congratulations are in order for , who has secretly given birth to her second child after months of speculation that she was expecting.According to the 36-year-old's dad , Tamara and her husbandwelcomed another daughter last week, who they have named Serena. Despite only being a week old, little Serena already has a special connection to her grandfather's son Ace – they were born in the same hospital near Bern in Switzerland.Ace, who was born in July, is the

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterUnited Talent Agency has implemented an across-the-board pay raise for hourly employees, Variety has learned, amid calls for the industry to offer more equitable wages as a means of opening entry-level opportunities in entertainment to a wider array of job seekers.UTA has installed a minimum hourly wage of $22, a figure that increases based on tenure.

eye test for a new pair to reveal a giant deadly brain tumour. Beth McKendrick Rafferty, 14, who has worn glasses since she was a toddler, was blighted with 'stabbing' headaches and assumed it was a sign she needed her prescription upgrading.During a routine eye appointment at Specsavers, Beth, then 12, passed the reading tests with flying colours so was baffled by what was causing the crippling pain.

Glamour. We asked her to pump the breaks long enough for another round of . “I love products,” she said, laughing.

Also Read: Watch Dan Harmon and 'Community' Cast Reunite to Read Season 5's 'Cooperative Polygraphy' (Video)Ahead of the table read, Harmon told TheWrap that conversations are “happening that people would want to be happening” about a reunion movie and that he’s “very, very excited about the coming months.”“I can tell people for sure that the enthusiasm for ‘Community,’ both for all of this time and the resurgence of it [on Netflix], there’s always an aspect of that affects the marketplace,”

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserThe charity says a £20m national shortfall in coffee morning income amounts to nine per cent of their income and represents more than 80,000 cancer patients missing out on support from a Macmillan nurse or the cost of running its entire support line for three years.Janice added: “While coffee morning can’t take place in exactly the same way as before this year, there are still lots of ways to get involved.”Macmillan is suggesting

rain tumour.Neurosciences graduate Kaite ­Bourgeois, 29, was doing a ­post-grad in radiotherapy oncology when she developed symptoms.She said: “At the beginning of 2018, I began to suffer from tinnitus. I had suffered from ­build-ups of ear wax as a child and I passed off my experience and the fact that my hearing on one side seemed to be muffled.