Three weeks ago, I recorded a video on the Sunrise Appeal Facebook page asking for help in challenging NHS England’s proposed plans. Plans which, if implemented, would result in moving some radiotherapy treatments away from the Sunrise Centre at Treliske to Plymouth or Exeter, or maybe even Bristol. We were
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Update Letter
You can read an update letter that Sunrise Appeal sent to NHS England here.
Letter from the Cornwall Cancer Team
You can read the letter the Cornish Cancer Team has written regarding the proposed radiotherapy changes here.
Letter from the Sunrise Appeal
You can read the letter we have sent to MPs and other key Cornish figures here.
Please take time to read this
Hi, My name is Janet Shephard. I am a trustee of the Sunrise Appeal and I worked as Head of Radiotherapy in Cornwall for many years before I retired. I’m writing this blog because the NHS is currently asking for people’s input on a strategy that could result in vital
Radnor Golf Club – Captain’s Charity
In June 2017 our chairman, Tony Hill, was invited to Radnor Golf Club in Redruth, to collect a magnificent donation of £8388.00…
Impact Fluid Solutions
We were delighted to receive a letter from the American Head Office of Impact Fluid Solutions, who have a U.K. office in Threemilestone, Truro, advising us that The Sunrise Appeal had been chosen as one of their charities…
Patients become first in UK to join two breast cancer studies
A Research team based at Royal Cornwall Hospital has recruited the first patients in the UK to take part in two international breast cancer studies.
Mary Jones
We would like to express to the Sunrise appeal our utmost thanks for its help with funding our new laboratory instrument in pathology. We are now able to offer…
Welcome to The Sunrise Appeal
The Sunrise Appeal was set up in 2000 as a separate independent charity with the primary aim of raising 500,000 towards the cost of the new Clinical Oncology Department now konwn as the Sunrise Centre. This represented about 10% of the total cost, the remainder of the funds being provided