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We were delighted to welcome the Surrey Masonic Charity Team to the Stokes Centre for Urology at the Royal Surrey County Hospital last week. They wanted to find out more about the Prostate Project and our projects and initiatives to see if they can help and assist with future donations.  Our trustee and consultant urological oncologist,

Our Chairman, Alf Turner, received an award from the High Sheriff of Surrey.  The award was in recognition of his services to the community, dedicated support of The Prostate Project, and its work in saving men's lives.

Prostate cancer diagnosis and the treatment pathway is developing all the time, and globally, there has been a shift in how scientists and clinicians are viewing the PSA test for symptomless men. This Report from Prostate Cancer UK highlights The European Commission call for prostate cancer screening in men up to 70 on the basis of

Those lucky enough to snap up tickets were treated to two nights of spectacular music as Paul Jones and his Friends returned to G Live for their annual fundraiser in support of the Prostate Project.   ‘National Treasure’ Jools Holland, the wonderful Maddie Bell and multi-million selling songwriter and ‘chief Womble’ Mike Batt were among

Fundraiser of the Year Award! Congratulations to all the winners at the BBC Surrey Make a Difference Awards! Our long time friend and supporter, Tony Smith from Eclectic Live Music made it to the final 4 for Fundraiser of the Year, This is such an achievement and recognises his incredible work for us at

In a UK first, doctors at Royal Surrey have treated their 5,000th prostate cancer patient with brachytherapy - radioactive ‘seeds’ implanted in or near a tumour to treat cancer. Brachytherapy is an alternative treatment to surgery that can have fewer side effects. It involves the insertion of tiny radioactive seeds covering the entirety of the

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Surrey charity, the Prostate Project used two glittering nights of entertainment from some of the biggest names in music including Van Morrison, Paul Carrack and Kiki Dee to launch their ambitious fundraising drive for a mobile prostate cancer detection bus. Building on the hugely successful ‘Buy-a-Brick’ campaign that saw over £3 million raised by the