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40% of people with cancer in the UK have used annual leave for their appointments rather than telling their employer it is for cancer treatment, according to a new survey from Maggie’s.

Strictly Come Dancing ‘pro’ dancer Michelle Tsiakkas has been teaching ballroom and latin dancing in exclusive lessons at Maggie’s West London.

Maggie’s Carol Concert brings festive cheer while also helping people living with cancer

An IT businessman living with his own incurable cancer has secured the support of Maggie’s as he prepares to release a new e-book edition of his successful charity book.

Her Majesty The Queen met people living with cancer today when she officially opened Maggie’s Royal Free, the new cancer support centre at the Royal Free Hospital, London.

Maggie’s recognises World Cancer Day with 'Just come in' campaign and supports closing the care gap, raising awareness and reducing the stigma of cancer.

A charity set up by the family of Elliot Dallen has topped up their contribution to Maggie’s Cardiff, donating a sum of nearly £50,000.

Swansea City AFC dedicates championship match to Maggie’s Swansea, holding ‘Maggie's Matchday’ to raise awareness and funds for the centre.

This International Women's Day we remember and celebrate the inspirational women who have made Maggie's what it is today.

Our thoughts are with HRH The Princess of Wales and the Royal Family, as Dame Laura Lee says 'it takes time to absorb this enormous, shocking and initially scary news', reassuring that the family 'are united in this and will get through it'.

Employees at global insurance firm, Howden, voted for Maggie’s to be their Groupwide UK charity partner for the next two years.

Our thoughts are with the Royal Family, as Dame Laura Lee praises His Majesty for sharing cancer diagnosis with public and helping people with cancer understand ‘they are not alone’.

Take part in our survey to tell us about your experience at Maggie's and how we did.

Today, His Majesty the King announced he is returning to duties while he continues to receive treatment following his cancer diagnosis.

As this Bowel Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, we share advice from one of our experts and talk about how Maggie's can help if you are concerned about bowel cancer.

Often, the fact that your cancer treatment might cause a medically induced or 'crash' menopause is overlooked. But at Maggie's, we've found that learning what a crash menopause is and how you can deal with it can help you get on with your life.

If you are looking after someone with cancer then it is vital that you also look after yourself. We know that caring for someone with cancer can be all-consuming, taking all your time, energy and mental capacity, but if you aren’t caring for yourself then

If someone you know is looking after someone with cancer, it’s likely they’re not looking after themselves.

We know that sometimes caring for someone with cancer can creep up on you. Your relationship can change so slowly that you might not realise how much caring for that person has taken over your life.

Here are some tips on what not to say when speaking to people who are caring for someone with cancer.