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What the Queen’s Speech Means for Macmillan
What the Queen’s Speech Means for Macmillan
On 11th May 2021, the Queen opened a new session of Parliament by outlining the Government’s priorities for the coming year. The Queen’s…
Mac in Parliament
May 18, 2021
‘Tea with Your MP’ — Macmillan Cancer Support’s ‘Lobby Days’ for the Virtual World
‘Tea with Your MP’ — Macmillan Cancer Support’s ‘Lobby Days’ for the Virtual World
In order to create lasting change, it’s vital MPs hear first-hand what it is like to live with cancer during the coronavirus pandemic…
Emma Stevenson
Aug 14, 2020
Over 40 charities have written to the Government warning the lack of clear lockdown plans for…
Over 40 charities have written to the Government warning the lack of clear lockdown plans for…
A group of leading healthcare charities are warning today that millions of vulnerable and extremely vulnerable people are getting mixed…
Mac in Parliament
May 29, 2020
‘Save our Support’ NHS workforce campaign event in Parliament
‘Save our Support’ NHS workforce campaign event in Parliament
Last week, Macmillan hosted a welcome back ‘Save our Support’ event in Parliament. We wanted to start 2020 by reminding MPs about the…
Emma Stevenson
Jan 29, 2020
‘Cancer -A Costly Diagnosis?’ launch at Westminster
‘Cancer -A Costly Diagnosis?’ launch at Westminster
We recently launched our new case study report in parliament, ‘Cancer — A Costly Diagnosis? Stories of the Financial Impact of Cancer’.
Rebekka Smiddy
Aug 1, 2019
Universal Credit: what has changed and will it help?
Universal Credit: what has changed and will it help?
Recent announcements signal a welcome shift, but digging into the detail shows far more needs to be done.
Emer Demeza Sheehy
Jan 21, 2019
What did we learn from this year’s Britain Against Cancer Conference?
What did we learn from this year’s Britain Against Cancer Conference?
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer held the Britain Against Cancer Conference 2018, reflecting on future priorities for cancer…
Rebekka Smiddy
Dec 21, 2018
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in Parliament
World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in Parliament
Macmillan hosted World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in Parliament, focusing on talking to MPs about the challenges that people with cancer face
Rebekka Smiddy
Oct 30, 2018
Does Universal Credit work for people who can’t?
Does Universal Credit work for people who can’t?
The Government is under pressure to improve Universal Credit. But will more money in the Budget solve the problems for people with cancer?
Emer Demeza Sheehy
Oct 25, 2018
'Tackle the Carers' Crisis' campaign
'Tackle the Carers' Crisis' campaign
The new Carers Action Plan is a welcome step forward, but more needs to be done to ensure cancer carers get the support they need
Macmillan Policy
Jun 12, 2018
Banking on change
Banking on change
The banking sector has a vital role to play to help people manage the financial impact of cancer, says Sarah Willingham
Think.Improve.Change.
Mar 9, 2018
‘Fit for the future’? Macmillan’s analysis of the Autumn Budget 2017
‘Fit for the future’? Macmillan’s analysis of the Autumn Budget 2017
Investment in cancer services is simply not keeping pace with increased demand.
Macmillan Policy
Nov 22, 2017
Counting the cost of care
Counting the cost of care
This Carers Rights Day, we explain why it’s vital that people with cancer and their carers get the right financial support.
Charlotte Argyle
Nov 20, 2017
When 1 in 2 of us face the same risk, it’s time to act
When 1 in 2 of us face the same risk, it’s time to act
Why now is the time to introduce a duty of care for financial service providers.
Grace Brownfield
Nov 17, 2017
Listen: Cancer strategy inquiry
Listen: Cancer strategy inquiry
Listen to BBC Radio 4’s coverage of the APPGC’s England cancer strategy inquiry.
Macmillan Policy
Oct 21, 2017
“Schools out for Summer”
“Schools out for Summer”
As Parliament heads off on summer recess, but the mechanics of Government roll on, what should be on ministers’ minds?
Grace Brownfield
Jul 19, 2017
Banking sector reform: Is the balance in our favour?
Banking sector reform: Is the balance in our favour?
Rebecca, one of our Policy Analysts, sums up her experience of last week’s In The Balance parliamentary reception
Macmillan Policy
Jul 14, 2017
The future of health and social care in Wales?
The future of health and social care in Wales?
Greg Pycroft on the Parliamentary Review and what we want to see for cancer services in Wales.
Greg Pycroft
Jun 28, 2017
The Queen’s Speech: where do the new Government’s priorities lie?
The Queen’s Speech: where do the new Government’s priorities lie?
The new Government needs to fulfil its existing commitments to people with cancer.
Lucy Schonegevel
Jun 21, 2017
Carers Week: Why the new government must prioritise informal carers
Carers Week: Why the new government must prioritise informal carers
Decision-makers, professionals and the public can do more to support carers.
Charlotte Argyle
Jun 8, 2017
What we’ve learnt from the election campaign: Candidates care about cancer
What we’ve learnt from the election campaign: Candidates care about cancer
After a fast-paced and turbulent election campaign, the day has arrived. But have the candidates shown that cancer matters to them?
Ben Parker
Jun 8, 2017
How much have the political parties shown that #CancerMatters?
How much have the political parties shown that #CancerMatters?
We investigate what the newly published election manifestos promise for people with cancer.
Lucy Schonegevel
May 19, 2017
36,000 reasons to make cancer a priority ahead of the General Election
36,000 reasons to make cancer a priority ahead of the General Election
Macmillan’s Head of Public Affairs, Chris Walden, reflects on what we want to see for people with cancer ahead of the General Election
Mac in Parliament
May 3, 2017
In an uncertain political climate, there’s one thing we’re sure of: cancer must remain the priority
In an uncertain political climate, there’s one thing we’re sure of: cancer must remain the priority
Almost everyone was surprised by the snap election announcement on Tuesday morning. But what does it mean for people living with cancer?
Rebecca Leech
Apr 21, 2017
No more ‘Gray’ areas? Personal Independence Payments still need a lot of work
No more ‘Gray’ areas? Personal Independence Payments still need a lot of work
As people with cancer tell us the PIP process still isn’t good enough, we need more transparency in the benefits system.
Grace Brownfield
Apr 10, 2017
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